Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 211
osed with a spring, and her bridal bloomLay withering there in a living tomb !Oh ! the mistletoe, &c, &c. Tableau. Curtain rises at Sad was her fate. Scene.—The garret as before. Lovel, the old man, stands nearthe open chest, grief-stricken, with a necklace in hishand. A group of friends… … Ding-dong ! dincr-dono-! dinsj ! C5 c> o The bell-ring-ers in the pict-ure are re-al cats. Their names are JetBlanche, Tom, Mop and Tib. Jet is all black ; Blanche is white as snowTom stands in the mid-die ; Mop is next; and Tib, who has the small-esbell, has to reach high-est to ring it. Like…
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