Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 457
oice of a girl untouched bysorrow, singing for pure gladness in the happymorning of her life. No thought of changewas in her mind. She expected to remain atBethlehem for another year. But changehardly ever comes by appointment. We arenot even thinking of it when suddenly roundsome corner of life it… … TRINITY BELLS. 445 It is from my dear mother, she cried joy-fully ; and in a moment she had broken theseal and was reading the following lines: My dear Daughter: I have now to communicate to you my wish that youreturn home with Mr. King, who will call for you onthe morning of the 19th. I have a…
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