Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 442
me to the creak of the chair, thevegetables gently hissed as they boiled overthe fire, and the Brisken Bree, looking on 1922] THE BRISKEN BREE 303 from the mantel above their heads, smiledwith perfect satisfaction. After a while, Senator Morison again ap-peared—this time, for dinner. He wasgoing to… … JERRY HAD HIS MEALS WITH MR. AND MRS. WILLIAMSON (SEE PAGE 305) a high-sounding and important subject.Mrs. Williamsons hair was again fluted intomore pronounced ridges and valleys thanbefore, and she wore a glittering pin in it ofgreen diamonds, that Jerry and Albertinethought very pretty. Mr.…
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