Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 486
but Betty was much disappointed to findherself wearing a dark blue dress instead of abright red one, and in her secret heart shevowed to get a bright red dress as soon as shehad an opportunity. In great good humor the party began theirjourney to New York. Mr. Morris acted the part of courier,… … / / BETTY CLASPED HER ARMS TIGHTLY AROUND A LAMP-POST, THUS ANCHORING HERSELF. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) after his mothers comfort, and Mr. Brewsterdevoted himself to Miss Grace. Betty was a little bewildered by all the noiseand bustle, but enjoyed the trip thoroughlyand was almost sorry when it was ended…
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