covered the book with her hands, 2
*
front cover (detail, water damaged)
Caroline A(lden). Huling (1856-1941 *). Letters of a Business Woman to Her Niece (1906)
Harvard (Schlesinger Library) copy, digitized May 30, 2008
from which, these hands —
show the ticket and give your hand 159
at hand to carry 160
on hand, but you will find 197
On the other hand it is well 218
in hand, lest you confuse 234
the case in hand weakens 235
the instant that the hand points to the hour 236
in hand to pay 245
She worked a while and then, as I casually approached her, covered the book with her hands and said, in a most agonized tone — I have done something dreadful. I have spoiled your book. 259
in hand, an 283
into the hands of 285
23 September 2016
tags:couplets; damage; hands; with her hands; Caroline A. Huling