Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 210
equented byAmericans. The two tables in the dining-roomwhich Teddy entered were almost filled with his own country-people. There was only one ex-ception— a young Englishman named Lawson,who, it was said, had made the house his homebefore it had become so thoroughly American.With true British… … TEDDY S FACE BRIGHTENED AS HE REACHED HIS SEAT, between things English and things Americanseemed to be going all one way. Teddys face brightened as he reached hisseat,for just before his plate there waved a cluster ofsmall American flags. There were at least alialf-dozen of them, and over at the…
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