Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 148
-s work was over,and they sat down together to their Httle supper.Then Pepsie recounted to her mother every-thing that had happened during the day, or,at least, everything that had come within herline of vision as she sat at her window; andMadelon, in turn, would tell her of all she had … MR. GEX AT THE DOOR OF HIS SHOP. (SEE heard out in her world, the world of the RueBourbon. After the advent of Lady Jane thechild was a constant theme of conversationbetween them. Her beauty, her intelligence,her pretty manners, her charming little ways,were a continual wonder to the simple…
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