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Eleven-thirty came and went

By this ti a

good time The musicians and servants seemed to

adore her Eagerly they played and she sang When

she wasn't singing, she was dancing with every man

there, even Trevor and other male servants She

gestured to thethem to dance, and

happily they joined in the festivity she created around

her as they took turns to see that she, at least, was

entertained

"Let's all eat, drink and be merry!" Cindy cried,

s at Bart "It's not the end of the world, brother

Bart What do you care? We're too rich to be well

liked We're also too rich to feel sorry for ourselves And look, we have at least twenty guestslet's

dance, drink, eat, have a ball!"