Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 86
ak. It was just perfectly sweet of you! saidClarice. I m real glad to have somebodyto speak to ; I was feeling real homesick. Sue was dimly conscious that it was not goodEnglish to say real in that way; but per-haps they did in New York; and in any case,she could not stop to think of such trifles.… … MISS CLARICE PACKARD RUSTLED INTO HER FATHER S PEW. Hilton, except now and then to go to Chester,the neighboring town—she was the one chosenby this wonderful stranger, this glittering prin-cess from afar, to walk with her. She did notsee Mary at first; at length she became awareof her, gazing in…
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