Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 142
her once more, and to know she was aliveand well, that his sickness left him at once. Hesent for her sisters, who came and brought theirhusbands. These husbands were not much to be praised.One was so vain that he looked at himself, andseldom looked at his wife. The other had s.sharp tongue, and… … THERE LAY POOR BEAST ON THE GRASS THE Ntn\ YOItK JUBLic imiAnv ASTOK, LENOX ANDTILDm POUNDATiONS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 125 they could keep her at home after the week wasover, the Beast would be so angry, he would,soon make an end of her. So, at the end of theweek, they made a great ado, and begged…
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