Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 136
r dingy and dis-reputable-looking one, on a narrow side street,—and after having dinner, Dolly was taken at onceto the hall where the evening performance was tobe given. Ike was allowed to go, too, at his earnestentreaty. The Ighly Hexciting Moral and Hintellectual,Helevating and Hemotional Play… … you see, they may have turned out bad, and not beany credit to their folks. Barbara would want to see her brother, if hehad turned out bad, said Dolly, after a littlereflection. She says she loved him better thananybody in the world, and if he were ever so badhe would be her brother all the…
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