Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
rothers com- ized till then how Catiline must have shakenin his shoes. I suppose you would call it a sortof reserved force, and that s what I want foryou. There is no use trying to tell how Nan en-joyed the evenings that followed, for herbrother told her story after story of his favoritehero,… … bobs solemnity was irresistible. (see page 763.) ment; only, of course, it must be stronger.The great thing for a woman is to speakclearly, because she cannot shout — and oughtnot, either. I remember when I was in thehigh school our teacher had a fancy to have usread our Cicero in the Latin, with…
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