• TO FRANCES, MY WIFE
• "Well!" said Miss Frances.
• Married Frances Warren. 1906.
• "But," began Miss Frances in protest.
• 'That is an odd remark,' said Frances.
• 'No,' replied Frances, 'the evening service is passed.
• His real name was F. Willard and he was a nephew of Miss Frances Willard.
• Miss Frances stood at one side, her arms folded, her expression skeptical.
• She had a more definite aim than they, with the prospect of college examinations not so very far away. Brenda had not yet made up her mind to give her approval to her cousin's studying Greek, and she did not take the trouble to contradict Belle and Frances Pounder when they said that it must be a very disagreeable thing to have a cousin who intended to be a teacher.

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