Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 460
deep. He had seen many, though hetold his adventures modestly enough, andPhebe Ann thought that there never hadbeen such a boy before. She told himher own troubles as they climbed upv Gunters Alley in the dusk of the closing day, and Reuben lis-tened with as much interestand sympathy as if hehad… … ioi8 JOSEPH AND PHEBE ANN. Whereat Reuben said nothing, knowing noremedy for such a state of things. Two shadows lingered about the door—Deborah and another. If my parents find thee pleasing, Josiah,said one shadow softly, as Phebe Ann passedthe little sister. But I want that thee should find me…
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