Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 302
realize that they eyes straining from above. The upper floorwere becomingly shod. As Jinny rose to get was deserted; even the black waiting-maids had gone to peepat the ball fromthe servants quar-ters. Aunt Car-rington was no-where to be seen.She was doubt-less moving busilyamong his lord-ships… … WHEN SHE FINALLY ENTERED THE GREAT ARCHED GATEWAY IT WAS QUITE DARK. the silk stockings and pink slippers, her mistresslay back luxuriously in a big arm-chair, swing-ing her bare feet and softly humming a tune.Presently she was startled by an exclamationfrom Jinny, who was rummaging recklesslyamong…
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