Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 342
sulking in the pools. Going to charm them out? asked Dan. Yes, said Anna, laughing. She had nt beena tramper and a camper with Larry for nothing.That is, if I can get a strong, invisible string.She looked carefully over her own person, butwas not repaid by the search. Then she eyed Olive, gaining… … OLIVE BROKE DOWN AND CRIED. The bag was a vanity bag, holding powder, apowder-puff, and a hand-mirror. These melan-choly details she kept to herself, contenting her-self with the mere No. Then may I destroy part of your necktie?asked Anna, politely, of Dan. The tie, a knitted silk one, in tint of…
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