Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 237
ith knots of pink ramblers tiedon ends of pink ribbons—you cannot see in thepictures how lovely they were. While the bridewas being dressed, people admired the presents.Most of them came from the largest and best-lighted store in town, a five- and ten-cent store;there were lamps, wee doilies,… … THE BRIDEGROOM TAKES THE WHEEL. the orange-blossoms in her hair, both the gift ofthe groom. Then, at last, down came Jane in a lovely black-and-white silk going-away gown, straw hat, andveil, with a suitcase and umbrella in her hand.Somebody grabbed the suitcase and tied it withwhite ribbons, but…
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