Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 60
ecurelyconcealed. Therefore she had folded up thewhole of her years savings, with the amounttaken from Lady Janes mother, inside of a pairof partly worn gloves, which were thrown care-lessly among the other contents of the drawer.It was true, she always kept her bureau locked,and the key well… … STAGGERING TO THE BED, SHE SAT DOWN ON THE EDGE,AND READ THE LARGE CHARACTERS. Surely, I did nt leave my things in suchconfusion! she said, nervously clutching at thegloves, which were startlingly conspicuous. 48 LADY JANE. With beating heart and trembling hands, sheunrolled them, but instead of…
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