Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 389
e in uponher volubility. Tell me, please, do you knowhow she die, that great little ancient Beatrice? What further she might have said was inter-rupted by Pegs reentrance with the twoSchmucks. They were so-called handy menabout the place, and lived in small cottages over-looking the Denewood… … I M GUESSING YOU RE AFTER THE OTHER BIT OF THAT SIXPENCE she asked, nodding toward the portrait thatseemed to smile encouragingly upon them. I know that she lived to be very old. MissHitty spoke musingly; then after a momentspause, her well-stored memory awakened. Iremember! I remember! she went…
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