Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 61
ad such gentle ways ! Chapter IV. PEPSIE. Every one about that part of Good ChildrenStreet knew Pepsie. She had been a cripplefrom infancy, and her mother, Madelon, or Bonne Prahne, as she was called, was also quitea noted figure in the neighborhood. They livedin a tiny single cottage, wedged in… … PEPSIE AT WORK. tlirough which the interior of the little roomwas visible from the outside. It was a neatlittle place, less ugly than one would expectit to be. A huge four-post bed, with a red testerand lace-covered pillows, almost filled one sideof the room; opposite the bed was a smallfireplace…
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