Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 74
w I am undone ! he cried. I vowed to ply my trade with courtesy and good-will, and I find t is no more acceptable than the coarse jests of Dick Turpin and his disciples. But I paid scant heed to his chattering, being then intent to discover where the driver was, and why he permitted a single man,… … WE CAME TO THE HOUSE WHICH BLAZED WITH LIGHTS look to discover what was toward, the door wasopened violently, and there, bowing low, was aman dressed in the height of fashion. His facewas masked by a black cloth with two holes,through which I could see the gleam of his eyes.It desolates me beyond…
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