Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1027
g herself and herfamily by Judys rule—but now she thought ofFritzi—not a voice was raised to say Fritzi wasan unnecessary expense, for such a thoughttouched no mind except that of selfish Jo. 1006 FRITZI [Sept., Fritzi had a delightful evening with Bess, and despair. Rob often told her she was… … :-^ \ THE NEWS FELL AS A HEAVY BLOW UPON THE FAMILY. ming softly, up-stairs to bed. The light was not down on a little footstool at Jos feet, and look-turned on, and at the window sat Jo with her un- ing up pleadingly, what have I done?braided hair tumbling over her shoulders, the Nothing,…
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