Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
forced laugh. We aretwo great children, Mabel. It is nothing. Suddenly all was silent once more ; but thewood-stars and violets at my feet gazed at me with But you know we were talking about themwhispered she, still with the same fascinated ga;in her eyes. Ah, there, take care! Dont steon that… … MABEL IN HER SWEET-DRIER DRESS. such strange, wistful eyes, that I was almost fright-ened. You should nt have done that, Jamie, saidMabel, You killed them. Killed what ? The voices, the strange, small voices. My dear girl, said I, as I took Mabels handsand helped her to rise. I am afraid we are…
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