Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 513
ht, as Elsie asked to help her.At home she would have thrown herself down 500 The Sleeping Beauty [April, in a frenzy of despair and anger, but strangerswere some restraint. Please leave me alone, she cried; I mustbe alone. And Elsie with a troubled faceslipped out of the door and closed it. The… … BUT I SHANT BE LEFT BEHIND, DECLAREDFRANCES. says he would like his supper sent in to-night,and she saw a tray carried to another room.Could it be that he was very ill? The table with its thriving fern for a center-piece, its fresh linen and tasteful china, itsfew pieces of handsome silver, its…
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