Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 328
ave comegether. ■ Then Mrs. Percy sat by the bed, and holdingatherns feeble hand, told her gently about hervn little daughter—how tenderly she had carriedfor its first walk down the path to the spring at! :r country home, where the daisies smiled up atI e wee dimpled stranger, and the quivering… … bright eyes were shut forever. Listening to this,Cathern became perfectly quiet, and at last fellinto a sweet sleep. ****** The cross waiters and indignant cooks who hadshut the doors in the ash-girls face would not haverecognized her the following spring, when, restoredto health, she was singing…
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