Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 410
the shelves ; she onlyhalf-rinsed the teapot, left a bit of soap in its spout,and ended by breaking a saucer. Wealthy scoldedher, she retorted, and then Wealthy made thespeech, which I have quoted, about the black dog. Very slowly and unwillingly Eyebright sat downto darn her frock. It was a long,… … SHE PAID NO ATTENTION TO THE CALL. Eyebright almost replied I wont, but she didnot quite dare, and walked, without speaking, intothe sitting-room, where the table was made readyfor dish-washing, with a tub of hot water, towels, abit of soap, and a little mop. Since vacation began,Wealthy had…
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