Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 61
tching at thegloves, which were startlingly conspicuous. 48 LADY JANE. With beating heart and trembling hands, sheunrolled them, but instead of the roll of notes,only a slip of paper was found. The gloves dropped from her nervous hands,and staggering to the bed, she sat down on theedge, and read… … /// ./ iff p*%- - MADAME JOZAIN BARGAINS FOR HER {SEE [NEXT PAGE.) only too familiar and distinct, although theydanced and wavered before her eyes i Dear Mamma : I ve decided not to go into partner-ship with you, so I 11 lake the capital and you can keepthe credit. The next time that you secrete…
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