Patty in Paris

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Wells Carolyn. Patty in Paris

CHAPTER I. PLANS FOR PATTY

CHAPTER II. THE DECISION

CHAPTER III. SOUVENIRS

CHAPTER IV. AN AQUATIC PARTY

CHAPTER V. GOOD-BYES

CHAPTER VI. THE OLD MA'AMSELLE

CHAPTER VII. WESTERN FRIENDS

CHAPTER VIII. DAYS AT SEA

CHAPTER IX. PARIS

CHAPTER X. SIGHTSEEING

CHAPTER XI. AN EXCURSION TO VERSAILLES

CHAPTER XII. SHOPPING

CHAPTER XIII. CHANTILLY

CHAPTER XIV. MAKING A HOME

CHAPTER XV. ST. GERMAIN

CHAPTER XVI. AN EXPECTED GUEST

CHAPTER XVII. A MOTOR RIDE

CHAPTER XVIII. A NEW YEAR FETE

CHAPTER XIX. CYCLAMEN PERFUME

CHAPTER XX. THE BAZAAR

CHAPTER XXI. A SURPRISE

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It was only a few days later that Nan and Patty sat one evening in the library waiting for Mr. Fairfield to come home to dinner.

The Fairfield library was a most cosey and attractive room. Nan was a home-maker by nature, and as Patty dearly loved pretty and comfortable appointments, they had combined their efforts on the library and the result was a room which they all loved far better than the more formal drawing-room.

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"Mrs. Farrington will look out for that," said Nan; "she has the best possible ideas about such things, and she brings up Elise exactly in accordance with my notions of what is right."

"That settles it," said Mr. Fairfield; "I shall have no further anxiety on that score since Nan approves of the outlook. But, Patty girl, we're going to miss you here."

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