Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 838
nd he wasable to look with comfortable complacency on acapacity house for Betsys play. When theorchestra pulsed out the sweetly appealing strainsof his favorite song, it seemed to him that hecould actually hear the words, Joan of Arc, Joanof Arc, do your eyes from the skies, see thefoe? and his… … 514 BETSY AND HER PATRIOTIC STAR [Apkil, glorified. And there was a bright-haired child,—who might have been Betsy, but who was reallythe celebrated Peggy Dale,—while in her armswas Josephine-Annabelle—there was no mistak-ing her. About Betsys little story had beenwoven a play of wonderful charm,…
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