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The Bookshelf for boys and girls (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 38

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ney, yetnobody can pity them. They have so muchbesides. I cant tell what I mean; but they that we can all go there next summer and takea house. I d like it better than Newport. Why, Frances, said her father in anamazed voice, you seem— Wakened up, Father, that s the way Ifeel. I did nt know much… … THE VERY THING! SHE THOUGHT, CATCHING UP A PAIR OFSOFT BROWN SLIPPERS. have. I felt that I did nt amount to much.Elsie is so happy, and spunky, and sweet; andJack is blunt, but he s kind, and so straight;and Faith is so pretty, yet not a bit vain, andso smart, but not from books; and Dick…

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