Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 161
nd neither of you hadany idea the other was in existence, saidHal, drawing his mother to a seat on the was the funniest kind of living. I had a littlehall-bedroom on the fourth floor, and the frontbasement was my fathers sleeping-apartmentby night, and our eating- and sitting-room byday. Imagine… … WHEN YOU WERE STILL A LITTLE REBEL. MOTHER, SAID HAL. couch beside him, with his arm around herwaist. Yes, said the lady, smiling brightly. Youknow we had been living in Richmond dur-ing all the latter part of the siege, and asmy poor dear trustful father had put his wholefortune into Confederate…
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