Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 672
e proudly introduced his parents tohis friends, including Storer and Rutledge, whohad just dropped in to see what they were goingto have for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth seemed delighted with igi2.] THE TOWNSEND TWINS —CAMP DIRECTORS 1121 everything. The views were superb and thebungalow was an… … flowers and ferns. Some one had suggested bor-rowing a table-cloth from Mrs. Spencer, but Taildeclared that half the charm of the meal wouldbe lost if they adopted any of the refining touchesof life in the city. It is doubtful if either Mr. or Mrs. Ainsworthhad ever eaten a meal in moreprimitive…
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