Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 351
ment was achieved. Just here is wherethe masculine pertinacity is valuable. Businessresults are slow, and the feminine mind chafes atdelay, and wants to see the net gain immediately. Bert found stenography very tedious, if notquite a bore ; and there came many days when shewould have been willing… … »^S*g|Vji I PLAY LOUD WALTZES ON THE PIANO, UNTIL THE SILENCE OF THESE SEPULCHRAL ROOMS IS PUT TO FLIGHT. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) for there ayajabright rug on the floor, and a small pense she caught on her fathers face as she ap- feather-duster, hung up by a scarlet ribbon, did peared regularly morning…
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