Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 315
ery fromwhich Mrs. Wyndham felt herself excluded.Evidently the girls were in a conspiracy of some 244 THE WYNDHAM GIRLS. [Jan. sort, but their mother did not give the mattermuch thought, knowing that when they wereready they would confide in her, and feelingquite certain she was excluded from… … A BEARER OF GOOD TIDINGS. with her girls, but she dismissed the thought asunlikely, since he was such a new acquaintance.Whatever was in the wind, it could be nothing bad, for they all were as blithe as birds, andJessamy and Phyllis were as happy over theirgood fortune as Bab was in her…
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