Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 210
ome not altogether agreeable thingsabout the otherwise charming Lydia. She seemedto take her fathers treatment of her mother as amatter of course, no doubt thinking it fully atonedfor by his gentler manner toward herself. Withher full, fair features and flaxen hair,— long and 85-1 HIS ONE FAULT… … WOULD NT YOU LIKE TO TAKE A RIDE? ASKED MISS LYDIA. {SEE PAGE 675.] much of the time quite oblivious of her breakfast,in the interest she took in his own. But Kit dis-liked being stared at when he was eating, especiallyby a young lady with banged hair. Another thing tended to dampen the ardor of…
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