Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 354
leven that nightwhen Jean awoke, aroused by some sound, shehardly knew what. Slipping softly out of bed, shepushed aside the curtain and looked out, and sawthat the rain had ceased to fall, though the wind stillblew furiously. And there beyond the moor thesea roared and raged, a great, heaving,… … cape the rain, which began to fall in torrents.All through the evening she watched the storm,curled up close to the window, while GrandmotherCampbell and Margery, the maid, knitted busily.The roar of the wind and thunder of the wavesdid not alarm Jean, though the blue eyes filled Vol. XII.—?2. She…
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