Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 611
d his trunkopen and was sittingnonchalantly on theside of his cot. Mrs.Emery soon appearedand, with Mr. Cobbin attendance, beganher rounds. Thewhole thing looked rather perfunctory to Roy. Perhaps the fel-lows garments were in good condition; atleast, few of them were laid aside for mend-ing. And… … THE BOW OF THE FERRY HILL SHELL SLID UP TO THE STERN OF THE RIVAL BOAT.(SEE PAGE 1078.) Your things are in nice condition, Horace,she said. Now what s underneath ? There s nothing much there, answeredHorace. Everything s all right, Mrs. Emery. 1906.] THE CRIMSON SWEATER. IO73 Well, I guess we d…
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