Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 48
was talking to her. Betty walked swiftly to her side,and taking the ladys hand in bothher own, said: I have nt fatheror mother. Will you be my grand-mother? Mrs. Kinsey smiled kindly at the little girl, Browning or George Eliot. Her face was thinfor she was an astute old lady, and saw that and… … POPINJAY, YOU OUGHT TO KNOW BETTER THAN TO ASK SUCH DIFFICULTCONUNDRUMS, SAID RICHARD VAN COURT. (SEE PAGE 566.) 5^4 THE STORY OF BETTY. [May, made in the fashion of many years ago, andshe wore a wide lace collar and a brooch ofwoven hair. Betty brought the stool and sat down, feelingmore and more…
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