Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 648
iac laughter, in which the other guests in-voluntarily joined. When all the weird-looking figures had assem-bled, the fun began. Another room had been prepared as a fortune-telling room, and into this each guest was invitedto go, alone, to learn his or her fate. 1910.] A LUCKY PENNY 1115 Just who… … A STRANGE-LOOKING, CLOAKED FIGURE, WITH A LIGHTEJACK-O-LANTERN FOR A HEAD, USHERED THEMINTO THE DRAWING-ROOM. ents, for many jokes and secrets were exposed,and often the victim came out giggling, but look-ing a trifle sheepish. Jack was really very fond of Dorothy. Indeed,she was his favorite of…
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