Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 679
efly Lincoln ex-plained. It was a happy trio that— whistled their way down thevillage street toward thestation sometime later —ashappy as the tearful, but joyous, woman they leftbehind them at the cottage, still gazing incredu-lously at the box of crisp yellow bank-notes,which would mean so much to… … BY HILDEGARDE HAWTHORNE AN UNEXPECTED PARTY Now that I think it over, I am quite sure I musthave been dreaming; but if that were so, howdid Pickwick come to be lying on the verandafloor? But I had better begin at the very be-ginning. The big wicker chair in the shady corner of theveranda was…
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