Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 155
fire of light-hearted nonsense, on theway up to Springfield,some twenty miles away,Ethel was telling herselfmonotonously that nowshe was done with JosieBarnes, and would never again have to makeequivocations that were almost falsehoods.The memory of it was a continual irritation.She had always been… … truthful, been betrayed into something that wasat least a misrepresentation—a something thatstung and tortured her, and kept pace withthe flying train, and was not to be leftbehind. I 11 let the girls at school know all aboutit as soon as I get well acquainted, she toldherself, dreamily. They will…
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