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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 83

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the brown cotton dress. There is one thing, however, at whichGemila is never tired of looking: shecould sit and watch it from morning tillnight, so strange, so wonderful, does itseem to her. This is not her first sightof it, as you will presently learn. But sostrange a sight does not lose its… … WHAT WAS GEMILA DOING? 63 the ripples dance along, and the boatswith their pointed blue-and-white sails,and the sailors rowing, and singing tokeep time for their oars. Bnt you will want to know how ithappened that Gemila left her deserthome, and surprised us by appearing inthe streets of Cairo; and…

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