Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 270
and Iunderstand sounds better. And Peggy wasequally sure that, as she always paid more atten-tion to the looks of things, not to understandwhat she saw would be dreadful. Dear me! said Uncle John, at length.I m finding out about all your paths morethan I ever knew before. And you see what… … once, or suppose I think of something very wrongor mean once—then that old nerve-path is there,ready to break out again as soon as one end ofit is touched up,— and I ve got to think themean thing, have I ? Uncle John, have I gotto think always of telling a lie — every timeI get caught whispering in…
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