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| "She referred to the cook, faithful and efficient colored plodder" | [2] |
| "Impeccable yard plots, whitened flaggings and steps" | [6] |
| "Each lady was sitting by her standing work-basket of cane" | [10] |
| "'His name was Aristides Welkin, and we called him Mr. Arry'" | [21] |
| "He held back the gate, too, for her to pass through" | [30] |
| "Mamma looked around the castor and spoke briskly" | [57] |
| "Before the mirror, trying on the dress from Cousin Anna" | [70] |
| "Mr. Tuttle Jones ... sat with her through a pianoforte number" | [78] |
| "Selina hurried out and joined him" | [84] |
| "The two groups had ... gone sauntering out the sycamore-bordered road" | [94] |
| "Rooted out his umbrella and tucked Amanthus, pretty thing, onto his arm" | [118] |
| "A covered wooden bridge across the river ... seemed older than anything else" | [126] |
| "Marcus was there when Selina arrived" | [137] |
| "She went to her father" | [140] |
| "Selina ... sat down to write her note" | [144] |
| "She ... stood looking at them grouped below" | [159] |
| "Miss 'Hontas came in ... and talked to her about many things" | [168] |
| "Her veil trailed crookedly" | [188] |
| "Owner and driver of a hack ... whereby he made a living, meeting trains" | [192] |
| "Endeavoring to fit a glass into his eye" | [203] |
| "Maud was going in for china painting" | [220] |
| "'Mr. Welling looked at me in that ... quizzing way of his'" | [223] |
| "They found Mrs. Harrison ... before the open fire" | [230] |
| "He... stumbled over a rug and slopped the cream" | [240] |
| "He below, lifting his hat" | [254] |
| "'You haven't spoken to Papa about it?'" | [258] |
| "Selina ... fell on her knees" | [270] |
| "They boarded the street car" | [282] |
| "Flowers take patience and faith, and tendance and waiting" | [305] |
| "She watched the flying scene from the car window" | [321] |
| "Culpepper ... leaned over the back of her chair and spoke softly to her" | [344] |
| "'More uplift, more culture is the cry of the moment'" | [362] |
| "For a full minute he did not speak" | [373] |
| "And whistled real softly under Juliette's window" | [382] |
| "Everybody waved and Culpepper was left standing there" | [408] |