Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 338
g hall the festoons waved, andthe lanterns swung over the heads of the people. ter than Tib, and Tib looks much more as if shebelonged to that little Mrs. Evanston. Clarry had looked up at this, half pleased, halfashamed and resentful. In a mirror she saw hermother, from whom she had strayed away,… … LIKNED QUICKLY THE SMILING FACES OF TWO NEW ACQUAINTANCES. (SEE NEXT PAGE., The band gave its brilliant little concert, as a sortof overture, then came what the ladies called areception, where two or three of those who hadcome to the place the earliest received the othersand welcomed the invited…
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