Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 207
dsideways, and her eyes squinted together like Mr.Greens, the portrait-painter, when he looks atpictures. Shure, the Quane ud be proud to wear thim !she said; and said she should have the purple fora wedding-gown. Then, besides, there was a red and black plaidshawl, and a whole piece of white… … I LOOKED IN ONE OF POLLY S BRIGHT MILK-PANS. So Polly pulled a pin from her belt and puttereat the knot till I most had a fit. For Ma wotever have a string cut; she says it is a sinful wastiI thought it never would untie. Pollys finge:were all thumbs, and twice she dropped the phBut it did—all…
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