Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 614
e hadnever suspected that he thought her work un-usual, and his public recognition of her ability hadstirred the whole school, for Peace was a generalfavorite, and all rejoiced in her good fortune. igi2.] PEACE PAYSONS MOTTO 1063 She was looking her prettiest as she took her hear me, Peace murmured… … A SLENDER GIRL WHO PLAYED AS NO ONE HAD EVER HEARD HER PLAY BEFORE. was fairly radiant. Uncle Everett was in theaudience, ready to listen for himself and for thedear home folks. And I shall not make himashamed—I could nt, when he s come so far to chestra filled it, so the grand piano was…
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