Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 809
1126 KENNETH MILLERS CORRESPONDENCE COURSE [Oct., gones be by-gones, tlied to put her young guestat ease at the table, but she could not suppressan expression of alarm when Kenneth lifted histea-cup with the spoon still in it, or of surprisewhen he laid a slice of bread on the cloth andbegan to… … fast was not such an ordeal after all, for MissRansome had eaten hers and left him alone atthe table. So he chopped his eggs noisily aboutin their cup and made short work of his toastand milk. Much to his relief, his hours in the house werefew and short. The registration of delegates, fol-lowed by…
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