Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 94
to come off and be lostjust when it is most needed. In any case, though,it is not to be compared with a natural smile. What do you find to be the matter withJames? He is suffering from witherine poisoning. Witherine? What is that, and how could hehave gotten it ? Witherine is a very peculiar and… … THE DOCTOR SHOWED HIM FUNNY PICTURES, BUT JAMES REMAINED LIKE A STONE IMAGE. Indeed, I do wish that he had a natural smile!How can he get one? There are many people who make a businessof raising smiles and twinkles, bless them! Thegood that they do is beyond calculation, said thedoctor,…
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