Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
and cordial interest in the performancesof the others. Perhaps this was as great anachievement in the eyes of the angels, but Janetwould never have thought of that to comfort herself withal; and her poor little heart wassore within her many a time, when, because ofher own ignorance, she found… … THE COLONEL DREW OUT A SHINING DOUBLE EAGLE. and the wish to give her a pleasure came intoher mind. Come, Edith, she said, it is time for youto get ready; and Janet, you may go and putyour things on, too. Then, as the othersopened their eyes wide, she added: It is theevening of the Grand Equestrian…
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