[Gypsy Breynton by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps]@TWC D-Link bookGypsy Breynton CHAPTER III 14/23
Yet there Gypsy stood for as much as a minute laughing away quietly to herself, as if she had come across some remarkable joke. About ten minutes after, some one knocked at the school-room door.
Miss Melville laid down her geography. "Cape Ann, Cape Hatteras, Cape--may I go to the door ?" piped little Cely Hunt, holding up her hand.
Miss Melville nodded and Cely went.
She opened the door--and jumped. "What's the matter, Cely ?--Oh!" For there stood the funniest old woman that Cely or Miss Melville had ever seen.
She had on a black dress, very long and very scant, that looked as if it were made out of an old waterproof cloak.
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