Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 114
orn-ing air blew across the garden through the hall.At that instant, the man in a plaid suit, with spurs,who was on the other side of Lizzie, stuck his armsagainst his sides and gave such a terrific Cut-cut-karakut ! that Lizzie was nearly shaken outof her shoes. His call was answered from all… … LIZZIE IN THE DANCING-HALL, you. Do you think I must stick to you all the and the tearing and scrambling of all the company time ? Let me go ; I want to dance with that gray to rush away somewhere. girl ! <■ Lizzie rushed with the rest, and hiding herself The poor young lady in white subsided,…
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