Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
the limit of endur-ance, and sat down, hiding his shamed face inhis hands. Then, of course, said Miss Emerson, speak-ing slowly and heavily, as if some one had struckher a sudden blow, that leaves Johnny in thelead; and I appoint him — A rending sob from overwrought Mickey cutpainfully across the… … COULD NT WIC, BOTH OF IS, DO IT TOG KTH liR ? Please, Miss Emerson, if you please, maam,he stumbled in his eagerness, could nt Mickeyn me — And I, she mechanically corrected. Yes m; n /,—well,—now, could nt we, botliof us, do it fogeflier? Oh! cried Miss Emerson, her grave facegrown suddenly…
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