Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 278
hatin the future they would see more of each other. To which sentiment everybody assented mostnoisily and enthusiastically, and the proprietor ofthe Atlantic House said that, in his opinion,Judge Carters speech was one of the finest he hadever listened to, and he considered that part of itwhich… … A PORTRAIT.By Mary E. Wilkins. Who is that young and gentle dame who stands in yonder gilded frame,Clad in a simple muslin gown where broidered frills hang limply down,Blue ribbons in her yellow curls, around her neck a string of pearls —Her eyes, blue stars in ancient gloom, a-seeking you all oer…
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