Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
esently heheard him ex-claim: Oh, thisis fine! This isfine! I have ntbeen so comfor-table in many aday! Presently, Jer-ry heard AuntLiz approaching,so he called theBrisken Bree,who scrambledout of the potand under Jerryscollar again, los-ing his spectacleson the way. Jerryhardly had timeto pick… … JEREE, SHE CALLED,■JER-EE! ■• 300 THE BRISKEN BREE IJau. gave to the two gentlemen and the senator!Even Aunt Liz was enough impressed by theimportance of it to consent to wear a blackdress with white cap and apron while serving,and Jerry was intensely interested as hehanded the dishes through the…
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