Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 169
aisy. Her confidence in thingsbeautiful was shaken. She wondered all daylong, and inquired, but without satisfactory re-sult, of every passing butterfly. On the next morning she felt less delightthan uneasiness when the damsel appeared. 683 684 TO DESPERATION. [June She advanced, wearing the soft… … the one wehave been chieflytelling about, butanother sister,— she INQUI] :d of every passing an0- PuUed °H butterfly. its petals one by one, saying the same words as on the day before. With all his heart! she breathed into thelast one; and a look so beautiful came uponher face, as she lingered a…
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