Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 344
was afraid, be-cause she dreaded to speak to him about Robin.Not even Marjorie dared to cross his stern will.She trembled for herself; yet, still more, she called her grandfather, as Marjorie ran up thebroad steps. After her tiring-women had finished dressingher, she stood a moment before her… … MARJOIUE MADE THE FIRST CUT INTO THE TWELFTH-DAY CAKE. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) trembled for the thief. Twelfth-night eve shouldbe so joyous, and yet her young heart was heavy.If only her gentle mother had lived! But Percywhispered, Cheer up, sweet Coz ! as he caughther hand in the darkness, and then she…
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