Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 832
uite a flight of fancy for Mr. Downs. By sunset the house was cleared of all that wasto be taken away, and Eyebrights trunk packedand locked. A very little trunk it was, and all itheld very old and shabby. Even Mrs. Downs shookher head and said the things were hardly worthtaking; but Eyebright did… … MRS. JOYCE WELCOMES EYEBRIGHT. So, at early dawning of the third day, they leftthe island, rowing down to the village in the newlychristened Eyebright, now the property of Mr.Downs. The good-byes had been taken the even-ing before, and Eyebright did not turn her head, as they glided away, to look…
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