Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 42
cite suspicion, and they might go tothe length of cutting the book apart to find outwhy I was so anxious to have it back. I spoke ofit to Mr. Vernon once or twice, explaining thatI had had it all my life, and treasured it on thataccount. He cautioned me to be patient, ex-pressing the belief that… … HE BEGAN PACING THE ROOM,Vol. XXXIX.—76-77. GLOWERING FIERCELY ALL THE WHILE.601 (SEE PAGE 597.) 602 THE LUCKY SIXPENCE [May, So it was with a great deal of anxiety on myown account, and also on account of the littlebook, that the days passed while I waited theordeal that would come to me when I…
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