Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 133
to me! was all Elenacould say, as she ran over to the fountain 120 ELENA S CAPTIVE. [Dec and held her fingers under one of the smallstreams. The morning passed rather stupidly, in spiteof the added birthday treasure. Elena made athousand decisions. Now a joyous look or gian had dressed Elena in a… … word from Reduan would remind her of herpromise, and she would say to herself, I mustlet him go ; and yet, no, he should not go —she was quite determined. This she repeatedto herself many times. By sunset her mind wasfully made up. She would ask her father for apony, and Reduan could ride upon it.…
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