Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 277
ation, and herdisdain of lowly custom was properly rebukedin a new poster shortly after tacked upon theCupboard wall: True virtue oft in humblest guise is found;Behind the penny lurks the dollar round;And she who for the trivial stranger caresMay entertain a governor unawares. Good-by, Kitty. Grace… … SHE BROUGHT OUT GRACE S SKETCHES, ONE BY ONE; AND THE GRAYGENTLEMAN PRAISED THEM. then came back to her busy afternoon. For anhour or so customers were plenty. Then therewas a pause. I shall have to drink my tea alone, I guess,Kitty murmured as the afternoon waned. Butthis she was not destined to…
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