Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 221
ete suit of drab, made, however, in the sanlfashion as that of Silas ; his hair was quite lorland powdered, and fastened in a queue behind, j Did thee ever travel by coach before, my littlfriend ? he said presently. No, sir, answered Dorothy, timidly, anddo not like it very much. Perhaps thee is… … yellow ribbon was fastened around the crown, overwhich curled a white feather, and from it all floateda gossamer veil. She also wore slippers and blackmitts, and carried a reticule. For the first time,then, Dorothy noticed that her mother wore a bon-net almost exactly similar, but trimmed with…
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