Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 230
forBetty to go away — she was too useful a servantto lose; but the landlady thought that a lessonof this kind would do no harm, and mightfrighten Betty into more discreet behavior. So Betty was left alone with her grief, andcontinued to sit sobbing on the back steps.Even Bumps, who poked his frowzy… … BET IV HEAHS NEWS. Betty raised her head to see Lame Jack with anexcited look on his face. He came up at arapid pace, and did not wait for her to speak. 218 THE STORY OF BETTY. Betty — I say, Bet, stop cryin while I tellyer somethin. Dont want to hear it, she mumbled. Yes, you do. You 11 want to…
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