Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 46
ssible entrance by its new owners,since, in that impoverished village, there wasnobody to rent such a mansion. Aunt Nutty,failing, for the same reason, to find a place, hadgone ten miles up the river to stay with her sonGarland. Orpheus, without any relative in the world towhom he could go, felt… … pie, examin-ing, pricing,buying, and packing the precious old Fithianpossessions, and there was nobody to speak forhis ownership of the colonels violin,— whenMiss Patrice was brought home, indeed, to liein the Fithian burying-ground, and he had tosee her hastily put by with a mere ordinary…
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