Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 780
r the arrival of a letter from The girls looked at one another in blank amaze-ment over the idea of Mrs. Kinzer being anythingless than the mistress of any house she might hap-pen to be in, but Dabney laid down his knife andfork with : It s all right, then. If Ham and Mirandaare to settle it, I… … Miranda announcing the speedy return of herselfand husband, he quietly remarked: Now I cant sleep in Hams room any longer,—I suppose I 11 have to go out on the roof. Iwont sleep in the garret or in the cellar. That 11 be a good deal as Mrs. Morris says,when she conies, calmly responded his mother.…
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