CHAPTER XI

PANDORA’S BOX Thanks to Aunt Polly’s extravagant ideas as to what a trousseau should include, Pollyanna’s shopping, during the first few months of her married life, had been confined almost entirely to articles for the house. Pollyanna had never outgrown the thrill of such expeditions. Whether she patronized a five-and-ten-cent store, as she frequently did, or visited the imposing house furnishing departments of the big stores, where fine aluminum ware was on display, as dazzling as silver and almost as costly, she…