Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 570
gscene, when Madam Ainsworth, her face gentlewith love and penitence, took her sons child toher heart with such affection and thankfulnessthat all Philips fears and misgivings vanishedinstantly. With an impulse which perhaps hecould not understand, he whispered, Grand-mama, I love you, and I will… … WISH ONLY TO SEE VOU HAPPY, SAID MADAM AINSWORTH. A few days after, when Madam Ainsworth their conversation that Dea could recall after- and her son arrived, they found Philip much ward were these, which were a great comfort to better and quite prepared to see them. He was her. Philip had said,…
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