Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 191
ias direction. But there was no sign of re-lenting in that young lady. She was, indeed, toodeeply indignant, and. moreover, had immersedherself in her work. Presently Joyce gave uptrying to attract her attention, and began to readthe paper in real earnest,—a thing which she sel-dom had the time or… … iIHI.NG TO DO BLT SIT .^NU LNJuV(SEE P.\GE 693.) THE SPECTACLE. ferent now. It had lost its teasing tone andseemed a little muffled. But Cynthia was ob-durate. I dont want to talk to you I she reiterated.I wish you d go home ! Very well, Cynthia, I will! answered Joyce,quietly. And she gathered up…
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