Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 313
with us, and I could ntearn any money if I had to do all the house-work. I d like to be a help, but I m so helpless! what the Nobles had told them, that he was indanger of falling behind his class. This, theyjudged, was a contingency no longer to befeared ; as various remarks dropped by the… … EDGAR LOOKED LP FROM HIS BOOK, AND GLANCED AT HER AS SHE LAV BACK WITH CLOSED EVES IN THE LOLNGING-CHAIR We are all poor together just now, and thatmakes it easier. I am worse than poor ! Edgar declared. What can be worse than being poor ?asked Polly, with a sigh drawn from the depthsof her boots.…
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