Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 808
Stan-nard off in the morning. Going to bed is nt a very exciting thing todo when you are so happy you feel as thoughyou might burst with joy, but by that time theCamerons had managed to work out of the most dangerous stage, and inasmuch as Stan-nards was an early train, going to bed wasthe only… … THE MORNING WHEN BRUCE WENT AWAY (SEB next page) sorry to see him go, and he acted as thoughhe were just as sorry, which would seem toindicate that he, too, had changed in the courseof the summer. He looked much like the long,lazy Stannard who had rebelled against a va-cation on a farm, but his…
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