Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 338
; but she was left on and vexation, but Sue had turned very pale,their door-step in a wicker basket lined with Very well! she said, after a pause. Ipink satin, and a note pinned to her clothes see Clarice is right. You have a mean, jeal-saying that her parents were English noblemen, ous spirit,… … FLINGING HERSELF OVER THE TABLE, SUE BEGAN TO WRITEFURIOUSLY. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) 854 QUICKSILVER SUE. [Aug. friend—and you would understand; but youdont. You never have understood me;Clarice has said so from the beginning, andnow I know she is right. At least, I have onefriend who can feel for me.…
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