Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 572
said MadamAinsworth, looking fondly at the speaker, Icall it a very good likeness. appreciate Philips remarkable talents as youshould, said Madam Ainsworth, perhaps alittle coldly. Indeed I do, Grandmama; I m in a state ofconstant admiration. I have heard nothing butpraises of that wonderful boy… … Ifflr • \< here s what they say of the picture, said philip. (see page 560.) There is certainly a likeness, and a very Yes, every one loves Philip, added Dea. pretty one, exclaimed the tall girl, with a mis- Papa adores him. No one but Philip could chievous glance at Dea; and from Grand- ever…
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