Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 331
an—an Mother ! mother ! I feels bad ! feels bad ! she cried, quite overcome, throwi:herself into Mrs. Percys arms and sobbing. It was too much for her,—the sudden changfrom delight in her possessions and general sesatisfaction, to acute pain at the realization thhere was another child, so much… … LITTLE TRUDY MAKES HER FIRST APPEARANCE. Cathern, who had listened attentively to everyword, planted herself in front of the old man, andsaid: Look ahere i He looked, but Mrs. Percy could see more than^he did in the changed expression and earnestnessof Catherns manner. Ill mind her an look out for…
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