Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 112
else, who stood by you all through, andset her bright wits to work till the trouble was allcleared away, said Mrs. Minot, looking at Jillscontented face, as she lay smiling on them all. Jack understood, and, hopping across the room,gave both the thin hands a hearty shake ; then, notfinding any… … How many happy afternoons we have spent inthis old room— Grandmas room, as it is stillcalled, though it is many a day since the dear oldlady left it forever ! Nothing here has been changedsince that day, and I can fancy I see her, as I sawher last, sitting in her old chintz-covered arm-chair,with…
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