Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 574
pt that ofherfriends, and the greaterportion of her time isspent in study, writing,and other literary work. Mrs. Jamison is a handsome woman, withregular features, blue eyes, brown hair, and faircomplexion. She is dignified, yet affable, andconverses with ease and fluency. Mrs. Jami- son is averse… … MRS. CECILE VIETS JAMISON. FROM AN OIL-PAINTING. Though Mrs. Jamison writes so charminglyof children she has no little ones in her house-hold, save the dream-children embodied in thebooks which have made her famous. Vol. XXI.—71. THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE FLOOD. By Mary Bentley Thomas. Jack Grays…
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