Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 471
w much it would be, but it was nouse to ask so deaf a fellow-passenger. He had 458 A BIT OF COLOR. [April, put on a great pair of spectacles and was walk-ing round her trunk, apparently much puzzled bythe battered labels of foreign hotels and railwaystations. Betty thought that she had seldom seen… … BETTY TAKES THE PACKET FOR TIDESHEAD. so pleas-an t aplace asthis NewEnglandriver.She keptlongingthat her father could see it, too. As they went up fromthe town the shores grew greener and greener,and there were some belated apple-trees still inbloom, and the farm-houses were so old andstood so…
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