Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 520
d went out with theempty bowl, closing the panel behind me. I wanted, of course, to be rid of the dish, forhaving it about our sleeping-rooms would createsuspicion if it was seen; so I thought the bestplan was to run at once to the kitchen with it. The hall was dark, except where the lights onthe… … SHE TOOK FROM UNDER HER APRON OUR POOR WOUNDED DOLL. (SEE PAGE 993.) me to the top of the stairs, where the light fromthe lower hall made all plain. What have you there? asked Captain Blun-dell, pointing to the bowl. T is naught but an empty dish, I said ascoolly as I was able. And who have you…
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