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They were the youngest of their family while Betsy and Nancy both had a long string of brothers and sisters after them. They were in the same form as Betsy, but while she was always among the first three, they cheerfully adorned the lower end of the lists. At seventeen, they were little older in outlook than Vi, and neither wanted to grow beyond it. Life had always been very easy for them. Their father was a wealthy man who could give them all they wanted and their mother had tended to keep them much younger than their age. Not even school had done much to mature them so far, and Miss Annersley felt that they would always slip through life happily unless circumstances changed. The Chesters were a very long family and a poor one into the bargain, and the Chester girls had known hard struggles. As for the young Lucys, there was no lack of money there, but their parents had brought them up to help with the younger ones and take responsibilities as they grew older. |
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