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The Ainslee stories (1868)

Campbell, Helen, 1839-1918, Hurd & Houghton. pbl, H.O. Houghton & Company. prt str, Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.) pbl, Champney, W. L, Smith, S. L · New York : Hurd and Houghton ; Cambridge : Riverside Press · leaf 215

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and withthe reddest face that ever you saw. Ann gavehim some hot coffee at once, and presently, whenhe had rested, grandpa and he began digging apath to the wood-house and barn. Ainslee,wrapped to his eyes, plunged about in the snow,which was flir above his head ; and at last got thefire-shovel,… … Well, SJiid graudpa, at the rate you are going on, you may get therein a year and a half from now. — See page 191. SNOW-DRIFTS. 191 Id learned down to twice five makes ten,mamma, said Ainslee, and now I shall forgetevery word of it. Maybe I cant go to schoolall the rest of the winter, and then I…

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