Champney, Elizabeth W. (Elizabeth Williams), 1850-1922, Champney, James Wells, 1843-1903. ill, Lockwood, Brooks, and Company. pbl, Welch, Bigelow & Co. prt · Boston : Lockwood, Brooks, and Co. · leaf 157
enyingthings, not ostentatiously, but quietly, when shethought no one would find it out. These she didfor the sake of the pleasurable sense of returningself-respect which the doing of them gave her, andwith no thought that the mosaic would ever comeback. She did not like Aunt Toothaker, for she was… … THE MARVELLOUS MARBLES. 143 I believe she leaves it on purpose until the very-last. If I can make it well enough, auntie, I will do itevery morning before breakfast,said Flossy. And this was avery heroic offer on her part,for she would have to get up afull half hour earlier. Flossywas very fond of…
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