Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 180
ggy anddrove off in spite of me, and everybody else; andshe had tears in her eyes all the while. Tamsy was near to tears again when she madeher explanation to Madam and Miss Jackson. I9I3-] A BLUE-GRASS GIRL 689 But, unusual as her conduct had been, she wouldprobably have heard no more of it, if… … PUT DOWN THAT WHIP! SHE CALLED TO THE ASTONISHED DRIVER. tion now. Mrs. Weems has just had a bad falland I am waiting to learn how serious it is. It proved that Mrs. Weems, the housekeeper,had broken a leg, a misfortune not only for her,but for the large household under her care.Vol. XL.—87. After…
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