Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 228
lvet habit wasdeeply edged with fur, and both kirtle and head-gear were of a rich purple tinge, while from be-neath the latter just peeped a heavy coil of sunny,golden hair. Her face was fresh and fair, asshould be that of any young girl of fifteen, butits expression was rather that of high spirits… … WITHOLT VOlR HELl WITHOUT VOL-K HELP ! of heedless and impetuous moods than of simplemaidenly beauty. Tilly-vally, my lord, she cried, dropping herbridle-rein into the hands of a waiting groom,twas my race to-day, was it not. Odds fish,man ! she called out sharply to the attendantgroom ; be yc…
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