Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 144
othe school. It was a large, squarehouse of red brick, with white shutters, and the door knob andthe door bell shone. The maid who answeredthe ring, and who showed them into a parlor,was square herself, and staid and neat andnoiseless. Everything in the room seemed to shine too, the furniture, the… … Every One had Brought Her Something for a Good-by. midst of this depressing propriety she feltherself a very small somebody indeed, andshe resented the feeling. Then a lady came in, whom Mr. Richard-son, rising to meet, addressed as Miss Owsley- {Io be continued.) The Red Ball Is Up! Good Skating…
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