Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 664
a strange presentiment ofimpending complications that they set outon the following afternoon. Bernice alter-nated between wishing madly that Delight pool and try their luck while Mr. Tredwellwent round to the other side to find Jerry.He pointed out the old house in the orange-grove, saying he… … HE SUDDENLY CONFRONTED SYDNEY AND LOOKED STRAIGHT INTO HIS EYES had never extracted that promise from them,and in being thankful that they were notpermitted to tell what they knew. Butwhat she chiefly dreaded was being put inthe position of having to answer embarrass-ing questions that could not be…
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