Godey's Lady's Book, Volumes 66-67Godey Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 31
... Sarah held open the door for her to pass , and went out into the rain - warm , dry , and shielded against further damage from the storm . Unheeding the significant looks of the culi- nary cabinet , Sarah Hunt turned away and ascended ...
... Sarah held open the door for her to pass , and went out into the rain - warm , dry , and shielded against further damage from the storm . Unheeding the significant looks of the culi- nary cabinet , Sarah Hunt turned away and ascended ...
Page 32
... Sarah served in secret and idola- trous fondness . This family it was Mrs. Hunt's care and pride to rear and maintain , not only in comfort , but apparent luxury , upon the salary which her husband received as cashier of a prominent ...
... Sarah served in secret and idola- trous fondness . This family it was Mrs. Hunt's care and pride to rear and maintain , not only in comfort , but apparent luxury , upon the salary which her husband received as cashier of a prominent ...
Page 33
... Sarah means well , if her manner is blunt and some- times cold . " The entrance of the person under discussion ... Sarah's work lay on her stand near the win- dow , where she had thrown it when the crying child attracted her notice , and ...
... Sarah means well , if her manner is blunt and some- times cold . " The entrance of the person under discussion ... Sarah's work lay on her stand near the win- dow , where she had thrown it when the crying child attracted her notice , and ...
Page 34
Sarah sat for half an hour longer , stitching steadily away at the complicated tracery upon the ground to be worked ; then , as the dimmer daylight caused the others to draw near to the windows , she pushed aside her table and put by ...
Sarah sat for half an hour longer , stitching steadily away at the complicated tracery upon the ground to be worked ; then , as the dimmer daylight caused the others to draw near to the windows , she pushed aside her table and put by ...
Page 36
... Sarah told a simple tale in a low voice to Jeannie , as she leaned upon her lap , when the wife and mother entered , with something like a bluster . All present looked up , and each one remarked the cloud upon her brow . " What is the ...
... Sarah told a simple tale in a low voice to Jeannie , as she leaned upon her lap , when the wife and mother entered , with something like a bluster . All present looked up , and each one remarked the cloud upon her brow . " What is the ...
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