Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 48
thoughtshe d catch fire. Every time I want to benice, I just go and disgrace you all. Her mother, seeing the tears glistening in FROM SIOUX TO SUSAN. 17 the black eyes,—Sue was little given to crying,—drew her head down and kissed her fondly.You are such a dear, good girl, Sue, shesaid lovingly,… … around and around they went, while above the clatter of their feet upon the floor theirmerry singing rang through the empty house. spoiled by such rudeness. It is like an ugly only that father and you and the rest suffer mask held up before you, so that the world over me so—that most breaks my…
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