Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 627
rgot to say, my dears, that I metmy old friend, Mr. Conway, on the street thismorning. He and his daughters have come fromthe North and will be in this city a fortnight be-fore leaving for Florida, where they are to re-main some months. I invited them up for supperand he accepted for—let me see, I… … with interest. Mothers letter fell to the floorfrom limp, unheeding fingers. What shall we do? gasped Betty. What can we do? asked Hetty. Both round, rosy faces were pale, and twopairs of eyes had grown sober and anxious. The rich and fashionable Conways visiting inour little, old, shabby house…
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