Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
r told that anything pleas-ant had been renounced for her sake. It was an anxious time to Hilda, this first lessons to study and then went to bed. But thereading-club, and the chatter of the othergirls, and the discovery of how things weredone at other houses, had been an education.When the time… … mii.lv darrow herself burst in upon the meeting. (see page 220.) club-meeting at her own house, for she had noaunt or sister or intimate friend who knewhow to do things, and her mothers healthhad always been uncertain. Hilda nevercould remember her as active or energetic;and there had never been…
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