Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 168
Dont cry, Ethel, said Jack. It is some-thing to be able to see a fault as clearly asyou see yours. Lots of people dont. Ethels eyes were wandering around the bare they suggested. I dont blame them at all—itwas all my fault. It seems to me now that itwould have been so easy to have told themright in… … ETHEL WAS DOWN ON THE FLOOR, HER MOTHERS HEAD IN HER ARMS. rooms; she had almost forgotten the barenessof it in the midst of the comforts that had sur-rounded her since she went to school. And to think that I took mamas money totreat rich girls! she broke out afresh. Itseemed to me that I…
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