Item - Mrs. Granger's "Worst Enemy"

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Online Full Text:	Stanford Digital Repository
Series:	New York Weekly — v. 24 no. 52 — page 6
Subject / Tag:	Sketch
Part of:	New York Weekly, v. XXIV, no. 52, November 11, 1869 (Issue)
Author:	Blount, Margaret, 1835-approximately 1906
Date:	November 11, 1869
First Sentence:	"Now Tom, I do wonder that you can have the face to stand up for that horrid woman as you do!" said pretty little Mrs. Granger, with a decided pout, as she handed her handsome husband his second cup of tea.
Last Sentence:	Mrs. Dashaway was "conspicuous through her absence;" and Polly didn't "leave the house," though Mr. and Mrs. Howland were the guests most honored, at the supper and the ball.