Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 56
by the wom-ans insolence; thenremembering that she age that was insufferable. She had evidently was a dHautreve, she drew herself up, and saidcome on business; for after the first formalities calmly and without the least hauteur:had passed between them, she drew a well-filled I regret, Madame, that… … MAMSELLE DIANE SAID CALMLY, l REGRET, MADAME, THAT YOU THOUGHT I EXPECTEDANY PAY FOR TEACHING LADY JANE. 44 LADY JANE. [Nov. fore I could not take the pay of a teacher. Ithank you very much, but I am not a teacher. It does nt matter; I insist on paying you,and Madame held out a bank-note for so…
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