Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 902
ting the judges stand. On the table werealso pitchers of lemonade and ice-water. The judges, you must, know, had a dreadfultime. No sooner was the first class sent round thering than the gentlemen judges picked out Amy That may be, said the gentleman judges, try-ing to look very severe, but we are… … IN THE LADIES PHAETON CLASS. Browns entry. They said that not only was themotor good, but that the lady doll and her chauf-feur were both pinks of perfection. The ladyjudges admitted that was so, but contended thatVol. XXXIV.-III. ner since every detail was perfect from the chauf-feur to Victoria…
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