Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 22
concealed the gaping woundsin the walls, inflicted by the Benton children, 92.] POLLY OLIVERS PROBLEM. who had once occupied this same apartment.Mexican water-jars, bearing peacock-feathers,screened Mr. Bentons two favorite places forscratching matches. The lounge was the sortof lounge that looks… … POLLY AS WAITRESS. on the wall where Reginald Benton flung theink-bottle at his angel sister Pansy Belle. Then there was an umbrella-lamp, bestowedby a boarder whom Mrs. Oliver had nursedthrough typhoid fever; a banjo; plenty ofbooks and magazines, and an open fireplacewith a great pitcher of…
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