Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 303
p tosee me that night and thanked me, just as if hehad nt taught me himself to count the chimpan-zee way. Father seemed more pleased than I dever seen him, and kept looking at me and lookingat me, all the time Mr. Tyrrell was there, but hewas just quiet and hardly spoke. But when Iwent to bed,… … All in the worldyou have to do is tolet go, said Marian,standing very straight,and speaking inher wise-grandmothertone. I Ml never let goas long as I live ! de-clared the blue-eyed girl on the opposite side of thebed, and she clutched the two corners of the sheetwith a firmer grip as she said it.…
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