Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 310
bright eyes shone, also, so honest and clear thatSusan, clasping him in her strong, motherly arms,cried out: Do you suppose we shall ever, ever letyou go away ? No, not while I live and breathe !Lord pity us all! No, never ! And then two young arms wound themselvesclosely around Susans neck, and… … the brightest spot in all Willies life to turn to inafter years, and was always remembered by him,but most tenderly after Susan—Mother Susan, ashe had very early learned to call her—was carriedout from the old home to rest on the hill-side. 784 A STRANGE FOUNDLING. [August, A STRANGE FOUNDLING.By…
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