Should She Have Left Him? — page 97: what you’re looking at

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84 SHOULD SHE HAVE LEFT HiM? “He meant that he would send mamma to me,” she concluded. “Well, I hope he will, and soon. The visit of mother is the only ordeal I dread, and I want it over, so that we can settle into our regular and happy life.” They embraced each other tenderly, forgetting that servants were in the way, and Dorothy went to prepare for her afternoon's nde. About the time she stepped into that new Brewsters, drawn by that wonderful pair of hackneys which were the admira- tion of the neighborhood, her father was sending a dispatch to her mother, demanding her coming to New York without an hour’s delay. CONnIICOO @ cS (GO)