Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 382
ingson the morning freight, you know, thinking shewas going on the three, when here comes aletter from the son saying that he could notmeet her in the middle of the afternoon, and tosend her on the six. So we have been tryingto keep her spirits up since morning until atfive oclock I drove her to… … THE IRESIDENT SANK WEARILY ON THE STEPS 369 37o THE CASE OF MRS. BURROWS. [Mar. sons children. I told the son his duty veryplainly in my letter last week, and he at leasthas promised to do what is right. The Presi-dent frowned a little as she helped herself tocurd and poured the thick yellow cream…
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