Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 620
saidHilda, coolly. Well, Zannes furious. Wait till you seeher—and hear her! You always did say shehad a temper—I mean, a temperament. Hilda was unpacking. Any other news? Some more along the same line. ThatAlice Somebody-or-other was over herewhen Zanne was and she looked scared todeath. She ran… … THEY CAME IN SIGHT OF A RAMBLING MOUNTAIN HOUSE But you just said there was! Jo gasped. Hilda laughed then. Jo dear, to-morrowI 11 settle with Zanne the Furious One.Right now, Im going to phone Alice—andthank her. She 11 sleep better if I do. Well, if you are nt the queerest person Iever roomed…
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