Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 302
lendidthat I had to leave her behind, and comehome as hard as ever I could come. And now that you are here, why not dis-close it at once, and not keep me in thishorrible suspense ? said her mother, removingGertrudes hat and coat as she talked. Well, I will; and it s just this: Mrs. Col-burn was at… … NOT LONG AFTERWARD SHE WAS COASTING DOWN THE HILL,IN COMPANY WITH HER BOON COMPANION. (SEE PAGE 291.) she read it beautifully; and then it came myturn, and I read The Childrens Hour. You 290 THE COLBURN PRIZE. [Feb. know how I love it, for it is so like our homethat I always feel as though it were…
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