Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 241
d the other wereboth strong enough to drive it away. Gladys was silent almost a minute beforeshe answered: No, I am sure I cant tellyou, mama—not till I go and make it up withher to let mothers out of the promise; thenI 11 tell you. And presently she added: If I was to take your beau-tiful… … WHEN GLADYS WOULD COME DOWN MARTH ANN WOULD HAVE TO BLINK — IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL. I am afraid it would, daughter. oftenerer, mama, said Gladys, after a while That s what Marth Ann said—but no- (colorings was her own word). And oh, body did it, mother dear. mama, maybe I can. I told Marth Ann When…
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