Doudney, Sarah, 1843-1926, Kilburne, G. G · New York, Scribner and Welford · leaf 132
rested lightly on the edge of the chest; the other wasraised, as if she were listening. The beautiful head wasthrown slightly back, and the face was lit up with a sweetgirlish playfulness that no one ever forgot. Long after-wards that face lived in the memories of those who sawit that night; it was… … 498 CHERRY PERFORMS THE TABLEAU OF THE OLD OAK CHEST. TF PC:, R ARNOLDS DEPRESSION. 125 horror and sadness of her story took possession of himthere and then. It almost seemed as if he were notArnold de Wilton at all, but that ill-fated young Lovellwho had lost this bright girl-bride. When the…
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