Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 442
throne, said Rectus, turningthe conversation from Mr. Chipperton, for shehas a very good rocking-chair, which could be fixedup. Yes, said I, it could be cushioned. Shemight do it herself. Some of em do, I said. There was thethrone of France, you know. Well, then, that will be all right, said… … At this, the colored woman made a remark to thequeen, but what it was we did not know. Of course she could, said Corny. Queenswork. Queen Victoria etches on steel. I dont believe Porker-miller can do that, saidRectus, but I guess she can pad her chair. Do thrones rock? asked Corny. Vol. VI.—29. THE…
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