Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 241
rooms andthe great hall to the en-trance; but Betty over-took Lady Mary just asshe reached the great door, going forward in the most hospitable,charming way to meet the new-comers. Shedid not seem to have seen Betty at all. The famous lawyer and wit, Mr. Banfield,came quickly up the steps, and… … THEY WENT ALONG THE CORRIDOR PAST THE PORTRAITS AND THE MARBLE BUSTS. Betty was very sympathetic, and was surethat it was a trying moment, and she ran downto meet Miss Banfield, and happened to be sofortunate as to catch her just as she was trip-ping over her dress upon the high stone step. i896.]…
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