Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 106
s, riding on the still morebewitching toboggin, or gliding about onskates. It was a charming life to little Fanny Maclvor, whohad not seen snow nor ice since her forgotten baby-hood. Privately, she thought it great fun to be an orphan,else she would never have been taken from her nativehome to live… … FLYAWAY. Fanny was, indeed, different from most children,—to go from one place to another without a regret; tobe petted by one relative, and then rush, just asdelighted, to the arms of a new one. Her adopted parents — Dr. Matthew Maclvor andhis good wife — were very proud of the pretty child,but…
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