Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 416
t was chilly, if it was a boy or a and untied her hood, and at last, forgetting herbasket, darted across the street, up the steps of thehouse, and rang the bell. She stood there, rest-less and nervous, for a moment, until the door wasopened by the girl. Then, putting her hands, oneon the door and… … CATHERN AND THE LADY. girl!—it was nt very big, whichever it was, whena carriage stopped at the door, and a lady, dressedin black and half covered with a long black veil,was helped out and supported tenderly up the stepsand into the house by another lady who was withher. The carriage rolled away,…
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