Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 149
g ; however, this only con-cerned herself, and she did not murmur, as mostof her ordinary mistakes implicated other people. At half past five they sat down to supper; andsuch a supper! Miss Mirandy was evidentlyanxious to impress the young people. The bestpink chany set had been unearthed, and… … CANT WE SET THE TABLE, MISS MIRANDY! things were, and would nt be any good. ThePorter girl may come in if she wants to, but twoof you would only clutter up the kitchen. So Lilla went in meekly, and poor Jo flew backto the parlor smarting under a bitter sense of dis-grace. The sisters fortunately…
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