Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 373
ircoming down inthe middle;very large and very blue eyes, which could be seen atthis moment, for he had taken off his glasses and waspolishing them; and a largish mouth, with very thinlips, which had a good deal of expression in them. Here we are, Dorothea, he said again, smiling downat his little… … Dorothy Dearies Trip to the City 317 heard that a proverb is the wisdom of many and thewit of one. You evidently think I havent the neces-sary wit. Oh, no, I didnt mean that, cried the little girl,quite distressed. Well, what I meant was, Mr. Bevis proceeded,putting on his glasses, that so long as…
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