Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 414
eel likenagglin any more, he said. Are nt I apleasant child ? Lindy gathered him close in a spasmodicclasp, while Alexander Kimmel looked into thefire, and cleared his throat and answered forher. Thar are no disputin that, he mut-tered; thar are no disputin that. And the people who know them, and… … Vol. XXV].—51. THE STORY OF BETTY. By Carolyn Wells. [This story was begun in the January number.] Chapter V. A SHOPPING TOUR. As they rode along, Miss Van Court talkedto her companion kindly and with frankness. Betty, she said, youare now a rich girl, andyour money is at yourown disposal; but, as…
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