Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374
and, moreunreasonably, she was beginning to feel dis- nothing but trouble, at least she would show theworld that she could endure it. And so, with-out asking to be allowed to sit up later, sheproudly kissed her father and mother good-night, and went silently to her room. When atlast she was in bed… … OH, MAMA, MAMA, 1 M SO GLAD THAT YOU VE COME! pleased and angry with Charlie and Lesliefor having, innocently, caused her all this un-happiness. Thinking of these things, Mildred found thatby the time nine oclock had arrived she knewno more of her lessons than when she had be-gun them. Well, that…
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