Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 118
he roomwhere she and her sister slept. A wistaria vinehad grown up higher than the window-sill. Come into the house, she said, and wewill take you up-stairs. These are my stairs on the outside, saidSylvie, quickly; I am afraid to go up anyway but my own. And running to the vine, she climbed it with… … AWAY THEY RAN, ALL THREE, TAKING HOLD OF HANDS.(SEE PAGE 679.) Vol. XXL—86-87. way, and joined Sylvie intheir little bedchamber,where they began to takeout one treasure after an-other to show to her. ButSylvie did not seem to beimpressed by their Sundaybonnets and their best rib-bons, and she…
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