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91
Her
mother
was
her
best
friend
and
had
put
every
last
possibility
into
the
guiding
of
her
,
not
so
rare
a
thing
in
the
theatrical
profession
,
but
rather
special
in
that
Mrs
.
Elsie
Speers
was
not
recompensing
herself
for
a
defeat
of
her
own
.
She
had
no
personal
bitterness
or
resentments
about
life
twice
satisfactorily
married
and
twice
widowed
,
her
cheerful
stoicism
had
each
time
deepened
.
One
of
her
husbands
had
been
a
cavalry
officer
and
one
an
army
doctor
,
and
they
both
left
something
to
her
that
she
tried
to
present
intact
to
Rosemary
.
By
not
sparing
Rosemary
she
had
made
her
hard
by
not
sparing
her
own
labor
and
devotion
she
had
cultivated
an
idealism
in
Rosemary
,
which
at
present
was
directed
toward
herself
and
saw
the
world
through
her
eyes
.
So
that
while
Rosemary
was
a
"
simple
"
child
she
was
protected
by
a
double
sheath
of
her
mother
s
armor
and
her
own
she
had
a
mature
distrust
of
the
trivial
,
the
facile
and
the
vulgar
.
92
However
,
with
Rosemary
s
sudden
success
in
pictures
Mrs
.
Speers
felt
that
it
was
time
she
were
spiritually
weaned
;
it
would
please
rather
than
pain
her
if
this
somewhat
bouncing
,
breathless
and
exigent
idealism
would
focus
on
something
except
herself
.
93
"
Then
you
like
it
here
?
"
she
asked
.
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94
"
It
might
be
fun
if
we
knew
those
people
.
There
were
some
other
people
,
but
they
weren
t
nice
.
They
recognized
me
no
matter
where
we
go
everybody
s
seen
Daddy
s
Girl
.
"
95
Mrs
.
Speers
waited
for
the
glow
of
egotism
to
subside
;
then
she
said
in
a
matter
-
of
-
fact
way
:
"
That
reminds
me
,
when
are
you
going
to
see
Earl
Brady
?
"
96
"
I
thought
we
might
go
this
afternoon
if
you
re
rested
.
"
97
"
You
go
I
m
not
going
.
"
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98
"
We
ll
wait
till
to
-
morrow
then
.
"
99
"
I
want
you
to
go
alone
.
It
s
only
a
short
way
it
isn
t
as
if
you
didn
t
speak
French
.
"
100
"
Mother
aren
t
there
some
things
I
don
t
have
to
do
?
"