1JEING of a sensitive and re tiring disposition Dorothy was made unhappy by the attention she attracted because of her affliction. If being left-handed can be called an affliction. Not until she had graduated from high school and entered Brown ing's College for Women did she become aware of her eonsplcuous ness. In Buttersfield. her home town, folks were used to her: in Browning's it was different. Her roommate, Agnes " [ t Hutchins, first 3-Minute mentioned it. Fiction ' Why. for heav en s sake, dar ling, you're prac tically writing upside down!" During the first three years of college she became pretty .success ful in remaining inconspicuous. —.w -I1 w ■ i
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