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id: 27251
title: "Some Say"; Neighbours in Cyrus
author: Richards, Laura Elizabeth Howe
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  The door opened, and Rose Ellen came in, her eyes shining with "Was you speakin'' to me, Rose Ellen?" said Mrs. Mellen. mother; surely Rose Ellen,--as he said the name to himself, he felt "Hi-Hi!" said Miss Peace, looking out of the window. "My goodness me, what was he saying to you?" Mrs. Means asked as Anne help I should get." Mrs. Means shed tears, and Anne Peace answered "You''ve a real easy figure to fit, Jenny," Miss Peace replied, "I can''t help it, Miss Peace," said Jenny. "Well, Anne Peace," was Mrs. Means''s greeting, as her hostess came "Well, Miss Peace!" said the judge, kindly. Anne Peace stood close by, holding fast the hand of little Joey. "Good-by, David!" cried Anne Peace, lifting little Joey in her arms, Every week letters came from David Means to his children, telling them "Yes," said Anne Peace.


id: 27471
title: The Wall Between
author: Bassett, Sara Ware
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  until Martin Howe and Ellen Webster, its present-day guardians, beheld it And now that Martin Howe and Ellen Webster reigned in their respective Within the confines of his own home Martin Howe, as Ellen Webster "Yes, Aunt Ellen," the girl was saying, catching the elder woman''s stiff "No matter about the Howes any more, Aunt Ellen," she said, smiling into "You''d better leave it be, Miss Webster," Jane said in a warning voice. brother Martin an'' tell him Ellen Webster sent it to him with her "Martin''s away an'' so''s Ellen Webster," went on Jane recklessly. Martin Howe moved home as if in a trance, the voice of Lucy Webster "You know, Tony, Miss Webster is my aunt," began Lucy in a warning voice, "I don''t know whether Aunt Ellen----" began Lucy uneasily, but Jane "I do believe we shall have you downstairs yet, Aunt Ellen," said Lucy


id: 32287
title: Know Thy Neighbor
author: Lewis, Elisabeth R.
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  It began with the dead cat on the fire escape and ended with the green elevator when Ellen came out to get her paper. Mrs. Moffatt must have heard Ellen''s footsteps in the hall. She opened the door of her apartment and peered out. The old woman closed her door, shutting off the musty smell, and Ellen Isn''t there something about landing on your feet like a cat? Ellen opened the window and asked, "How do you think it got there, Ellen could see the door standing slightly open. I''ll go back to the apartment and call Dr. Clive, thought Ellen. Ellen looked out at the street through the glass front. her in the lobby; he held the front door open for her. He opened the elevator doors, The man held the door open and for a moment she Ellen backed away from the door.


