Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
nown that theyhad never been truly appreciated. Well, probably, Margery would die young,—shesometimes felt as if she would,—and in that casewhat a precious legacy her family would considerher journal ! Therefore, with such ideas in her curly pate, itis no wonder she wrote as if for survivors to… … ,rush- hush!* whisfeked makgy, with a warning gesture. Looking over her shoulder, we can see what sheis writing. June 6th.—O. what a lovely, balmy day ! The i879-i JOTTINGS VERSUS DOINGS. 279 air is full of the fragrant scent of roses; the oriolechants dulcet strains in the maples; fleecy…
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