Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 286
ell, said the little girl; but hereher voice broke, and regardless of the strangers,she flung herself into her mothers lap, weeping: I am sure it is bad news of Father ! Lady Coch-rane wound her arm about her daughters waist,and, with a gesture of apology, led her from theroom. Half an hour later… … SOME ONE BELOW WAS LIFTING A PLUMED HAT TO HER. Vol. XIV.—18. 2/4 GRIZEL COCHRANE S RIDE. [February, I have just received terrible intelligence, myfriends, announced Lady Cochrane, standing,tall and pale, in the midst of her guests. Thegovernor has been informally notified that the nextpost from…
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