Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 507
t is to tella lie, and what dreadful misery all liars live in, Ishall think I have done something to atone for thatwicked Saturday so long ago. 480 THE DISCONTENTED DOWAGER. [i, THE DISCONTENTED DOWAGER.By E. L. B. Once upon a time, in the drawing-room of a It was evident the old dowager must have… … THE DOU.U.I nice by a thick silken cord. This portrait, whichhad been painted long ago by a famous artist, wasthe picture of an old dowager—which means, youknow, a grand old lady—with very red cheeks, verybright eyes, very thick gray hair, and very fat neckand arms. She was dressed in a red velvet…
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