Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 618
eek; and hereI am up on the mountain. You 11 just haveto come up here and bring— Hilda cut her short. Cant be done,Marj. I 11 be home again before long. Be-sides, things changed the last minute, and Ibrought another girl instead. She found Sue curled up in the window-seat. Tell me, what would you… … 1126 REMARKABLE SUE [Sept Sue was used to tramping; Hilda knew thatfrom the moment they swung off together.Moreover, Sue spoke but seldom, and Hildaliked to prowl along the trail with only thesnapping of twigs for accompaniment. At a crossing of paths, Hilda yielded to asudden impulse. A moment…
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