Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 92
hat, in speaking his name, she was being veryfamiliar with a marquis. I can hardly say that he is ill, Captain Badgerreplied; at least, he was not when I left. Indeed,my chief fear is that he will grow tired of waitingand make some reckless attempt to escape. In which case 1 would not give that for… … SIT, O TRAGEDY QUEEN! MY POOR HEAD S BUZZING (SEE NEXT PAGE) delayed. But if I should go back empty-handed— He paused, with a significant shrugof his shoulders. Nothing should be done hastily, Betty re-plied with firmness. I mus ave advice in thismatter. I am only a school-girl, and— My dear…
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