Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 440
ered the room. I know thee will be in a hurry, and I haveastened thy breakfast, she said, after a motherlyreeting. You are too good to me ! was all Jacob couldiy, and that in a broken voice.I We used often to get earlier breakfasts thaniis for our guests, she replied. But until last«ght it is some… … JACOB AND THE YOlNG QUAKERESS. 1 who seemed touched when I told him thy^B He bade me say to thee how gladly heI have tarried to aid thee in the search for thyfriend, but that important affairs prevented.H food on the board for him ; he must havelit, and gone when it was hardly day. wish I could…
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