Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 819
ithhold their confidence, and shecomes to know of their old and cherished and luxu-rious home on the Polish plains, which is every dayin their thoughts. From this time forth the loving daughter has butone controlling thought, and that is, how she mayrestore these sorrowful parents to their home… … MADAME COTTL they win more triumphs than you could believe.They will win them over school-lessons, and badhabits, and bad temper, just as surely as they winthem in the battles of the world. So upon the desolate plains ofSiberia the fair young girl plotsand plots. How should this fair,frail creature…
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