• "Oh, Adela, I do so long to see it."
• "That's just because you are a boy," sniffed Adela.
• "Well, it's much better to see the pictures," said Adela.
• "Well, you'll stare worse than ever now," said Adela, in an important way.
• When they neared Paris, Adela drew herself up in her corner of the compartment.
• "Oh, those don't go into the Bois de Boulogne," cried Adela, in a tone of horror.
• "Well, that old statue will wait, too," cried Adela, pulling her off into another gallery.
• "I should think it would be," cried Polly, beaming at her, and answering the first part of Adela's sentence.
• "Yes," said Adela, "that's best of all, and it doesn't cost anything; so Mademoiselle takes us there very often."
• "I've been staring all the time since we started on our journey, Adela, as hard as I could," said Polly, laughing.

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