Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 225
look; but I almost wish Ave had not.She knew nothing about the ring, was sure shehad returned it to the girl who gave it to her,and thought we were very unkind to come full of pity for both girls. And Marthaechoed the words drearily. It is dreadful, mother! It makes me feellike a wretch to care for… … cousin jane wanted to know every detail. (see page 219.) and torment her about such a thing at such atime. What did she care for pearl-ringswhen her poor mother was dying? Dying? Is it as bad as that? Mrs. Redfield looked shocked, and Marthasighed mournfully. That was what she said. I hope it…
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