Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 152
e twins were plain, and dear littlePamela disagreeable. As for the boys, she was proudof daring Fritz, and loved darling Carl next to herown little brothers. It was their last day at the beach, and after manypromises not to go beyond safe limits, Miss Royal-stone had consented to take the little… … WANTED. Something she was saying about the fairies ringingthe wild hare-bells to summon the little people ingreen to a midnight dance, reminded Fritz that hehad once noticed sprays of these dainty bells droopingfrom beneath this very same high bluff. Forgetfulalike of danger, and of his promise to…
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