Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 366
t her and found out, to our aston- ishment, that old Mrs. Jewell was really in verystraitened circumstances. For years she had sup-ported herself by doing the most beautiful lace-work, and had earned enough to live on. Butsince her blindness came, her money had gradu-ally disappeared, and she had… … SAPPHIRE SIGNET. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) ^ , -1^ was very proud and would accept nothing fromthem. No one could imagine what she would doif she had to give up her old home. It set us thinking hard, of course, and we toldMr. Cameron about it that night He only saidwe must leave it to him, and he d think…
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