Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 334
ss Van Courtsaid only : Good morning, Betty. Get yourhat at once, and come with me for a drive. And then Betty McGuire went down thesteps and out the gate of No. 27 Warren Streetfor the last time, and seating herself in MissVan Courts carriage, she rolled away to beginher new life as a young… … JOHN RAREY AND CRUISER. his time, into close social intimacy with thecrowned sovereigns of the world. His name was John S. Rarey. Early in thecentury, his father — a Pennsylvanian Dutchfarmer — cleared a tract of forest land on theoutskirts of Ohios capital. On this virgin spotwas built a log…
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