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CHAPTER III THE DANCEI
A FORTNIGHT after Christmas a bomb, partly of apprehension, partly of delight, fell upon the Cole family—an invitation to a dance in the house of Mrs. Mulholland, of Cleek.
The invitation arrived at breakfast, and the children would in all probability have known nothing at all about it had it not been in an envelope addressed to “Miss Cole.” Helen, therefore, opened it, and, never having received anything like it before, thought at first that it was a grown-up invitation to a grown-up tea party. She was flattered by this, of course, but it was not until the word “dancing” caught her eye that she realized the true significance of the invitation.
MISS COLE
MISS MARY COLE
MASTER JEREMY COLE
MRS. JAMES MULHOLLAND
AT HOME,
JANUARY 10, 1895
DANCING, 6.30-10. THE MANOR HOUSE,
CLEEK.
“Dancing!” She adored it. At the High School she was recognized as the best dancer of all the younger girls. She was! She knew she was! She was adorable, fascinating, wonderful when she danced. She was! She knew she was!
She gave her mother the invitation and in a voice trembling with emotion said: “Oh, mother, may we go? May we?”
Mary and Jeremy, who saw that they also were conce
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