" And me, too," sighed Dotty. "Dotty Dimple At Home" by Sophie May

With that, at the same time, he couldn't but know, in all his fibres, that with such a still- watching face as the dotty veil didn't disguise for him there was no possible concluding, at least on his part On hers, on hers it was- as he had so often for a week had reflectively to pronounce things- another affair. "The Finer Grain" by Henry James

I pressed him for his real opinion of me quite frankly, and he said: 'Frankly, I think you're a very pretty woman, and very jolly, but aren't you a bit dotty on some subjects? "The Twelfth Hour" by Ada Leverson