THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE : JUNE 9, 1907.
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f. Said Fluffy, smiling brightly, "It's such a pleasant day
I think that something very nice, will surely come my way."
And,' true enough, when Fluffy at the agency, applied
She was offered a position of a sort she'd never tried.
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2. Housekeeper in a wealthy home, with servants at command;
Luxurious appointments, conveniently planned,'
And just the lightest duties and ample time to rest. " . , "
And Flufry thought, "It's very nice, I'll try to do my best,"
3. Then everything went smoothly till the gentlemanly son (
Came home to spend vacation when his college term was done:
He took a genial interest in all about the place
And he. seemed to think that Flufry had ,a very pretty face
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5. He looked at her so often and he looked at her $0 hard
That it aneered pretty Flufry and put her on her guard.
But the more she frowned and pouted he more entranced he grew;
i And on the chance of catching a fleeting glimpse of her ,-Qh. deary me I" thought Flufry. '1 shaff have to leave here, tool" And so it happened once again poor Flufry lost het place.
He d sit around the house for hours and never even stir; ' fne mistress of the mansion saict with angeciri her face-
He lingered near the pantry, he hung around the hall
And it drove poor Flufry frantic, for she couldn't work at alL
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"You will not suit. Miss Ruffles, and you may leave to-day."
"Ah, well" thought pretty Flufry, "1 was going any way V
