Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 742
1061 The old lady smiled brightly. Id love totalk; but you must nt feel obliged to botherwith an old woman, though goodness knowswhat I d have done without you ! I told Tomthat the next time he wanted to see his motherhe d have to come to her. I m too old totravel,—I guess Ive proved it,—and once I… … A LITTLE OLD LADY DIRECTLY ACROSS THE WAY I think I 11 stay there for some time to come,The old lady had bright, shrewd eyes, whichsomehow reminded the girliof an English spar-row. She turned them on Kathleen now as shereplied, I sort of thought you were from col-lege, and going home for Easter.…
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