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Each and all; or, How the seven little sisters prove their sisterhood (1878)

Andrews, Jane, 1833-1887 · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 134

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rk fromwhich to choose: there is digging at thegold-mines, but that is too hard for aboy so young; and the work on the newrailroad is also too heavy for him. Hecan go to the great laundry to do wash-ing ; or, if he prefers, he can go out toservice with some family. Poor boy!he is so homesick, that… … NEW WORK FOR PEN-SE AND LIN. Ill Mrs. Leighton looks at him, she says, Oh, you are too little! you are notstrong enough to do the work. Towhich poor Lin, only half understandingher, answers, Me muchey workey, mewash dish; and then catching sight ofthe baby, who lay crowing and kickingon the floor,…

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