Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 289
a cheerful sight for tired travelers.Mr. Kenilworth had engaged rooms for them,and they found the gas lighted and fires in thegrates, and great bowls of La France roses to 756 TWO GIRLS AND A BOY. [Aug. greet them,— a true California welcome. WhenCousin John took his leave, his ears must… … IMMENSE HAKBOR WAS FILLED WITH ODD-LOOKING SHIPS. he knew of no one whose opinion of MajorFairleighs case he would rather have than Dr.Mertons. Naturally, then, Mrs. Fairleigh was eager to meet this celebrated physician on whose words so much depended. He arrived at last,—a little gray-haired man…
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