Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
es nt mind. I 11ask her, and if she is willing, I shall be very proudto have even my wreath in a famous picture, an-swered Jessie, so full of innocent delight at beingthus honored that it was a pretty sight to see. A thousand thanks ! Now I can exult over proud look came into her face; for she was… … because I poor ?» I SHALL BE VERY PROUD TO HAVE EVEN MY WREATH IN A FAMOUS PICTURE Mrs. Murray, and get my palette ready. Whencan we begin? As your sister is an invalid, andcan not come to my studio with you, perhaps youwill allow me to make my sketch at your ownhouse, said Mr. Vane, as pleased…
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