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 77
enormous feather-duster!Then Mamma Tangleskein intended to take thestreet-car for home, but in her abstraction shestopped one going in just the opposite direction fromthat which she wished to take. When it was infull motion she realized this, and exclaimed excit-edly, But I am not going on this… … THE MAGICIAN. 63 had its good side, for she could never rememberanything wrong of any one. When Mamma Tan-gleskein at last reached home and took off hergloves, the first thing she saw was her diamondring. She told the whole story at the tea-table, forit seemed very funny to her. Mamma…
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