Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 360
d for suchthings, and she did not care to replace poorMirabel. But one evening, after the little girl was safelytucked in bed, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay in the li- 257 up his hands and said, It iss mos vondairful! though whether he meant the story, or the con-tents of the package, I do not know. But the… … brary were discussing some subject that seemedto be of the greatest importance. •■ He certainly does some very wonderfulthings, Mr. Barclay was saying. He showedme to-day some already restored, and some hestill had to do. We might at least see whathe says. Then they went softly up to Helensroom and…
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