Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 433
e to noticetwo faces that peeped at them for a momentround the corner of the station, and then van-ished. They were alone, six miles from home,with no money. What were they to do?Clarice broke out in tearful reproaches:Sue Penrose, you have brought us to this!It is all your fault! I never should… … had nt lost my money, I should not have beenrobbed of my locket and necklace, the only oneI had in the world! and it was worth lots andlots. Sue, in bitterness of spirit, thought, Howabout the diamond chain? but she saidnothing. She felt, suddenly, many years olderthan Clarice. Was this a girl of…
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