Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 354
ld not see her, she was told by the footman atthe door; his lawyer would attend to her case.It was Thomas who gave the message, and whoexpressed his opinion of her freely afterward, inthe servants hall. He hoped. he said, as hehad wore livery in igh famblies long enough toknow a lady when he see… … SHE WAS TOLD BY THE FOOTMAN AT THE DOOR THAT THEEARL WOLLD NOT SEE HER. heye. I remarked it myself to Henery when fustwe called there. The woman drove away; the look on her hand-some, common face half frightened, half fierce.Mr. Havisham had noticed, during his interviewswith her, that though she…
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