Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
oke up. It was bright day-light. ButHarry had not come ! There was no news. Mr. Loudon and his friendswere still absent. Poor Kate was in despair, andcould not touch the breakfast, which was preparedat the usual hour. About nine oclock a company of negro sumacgatherers appeared on the road which… … THE SUMAC GATHERERS. Matters now looked serious, and about nineoclock Mr. Loudon, with two of the neighbors,started out into the woods to look for Aunt Matil-das young guardian. Kates mother was away on a visit to her rela-tions in another county, and so the little girl passedthe night on the sofa…
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