Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 462
the gay music, calledto others to see Prudence Kelseys horse. Great-aunt Eunice, sadly jolted by the vehicle that re-sponded to every wave of those black feet andevery bend of that long neck, was about to callto the leader to stop the music, but a glance ather nieces delighted face made her… … •THE LADYS HORSE FELE EXTO STEP BESIDE THE BAND. gSi 882 A SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT the scene. More astounded even than Moses, Joedrew up at the side of the road as the partycame near. Prudence was too absorbed to no-tice him, but Great-aunt Eunice, as a side stepof Roswells brought their wheels…
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