Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 732
asy, and mentally resolved tobe more careful about their appearance next time. Iiut their embarrassment was soon for-gotten, for i\liss Radclift entered into their planswith enthusiasm, tactfully making a suggestionhere and there, the climax coming when she of-fered to form a class in public… … THE IKOFRSSOR .i PIERCING EYE l OOK IN THE ROOM. Somehow, as the days went on, things werechanging mightily in the academy. Each dayMiss Radcliff contributed something of worthand pleasure to the school-hours, and the meet-ing of the Eriday Literary Society was no longercomplete without her, her…
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