Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 352
u can take my things. staring hard at her brightening face, I never seeno sich a start afore. Shall I go upstairs and get the other things?said Editha. No, he said. You stay where you are—orstay, come along o me inter the pantry, an sitdown while I m occypied. He led the way into the pantry, and… … •What kind o things? asked the burglar. My locket, and the little watch papa gave me,and the necklace and bracelets my grandmammaleft me,—they are worth a great deal of money,and they are very pretty, and I was to wear themwhen I grew to be a young lady, but—but you cantake them. And—then— very…
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