Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 136
chesses and of coun-tesses had made this gown for the 99 com-mencement of Nordminster. The footstepsthat passed Constances door were almostmuffled in awe, and Constance herself seemed to lose her supposed arrogance, and chattedand sparkled with delight at the prospect ofwearing this exquisite… … - *£ #fe THERE STOOD CONSTANCE BARROWES AT THE ENDOF THE LINE. (SEE PAGE 686.) had been farther down the corridor, thingswould not have been quite so bad ; but to havethe girls come direct from Constance Barrowessroom, with the image of her gown still shim-mering in their eyes, was the bitterest…
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