Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 34
neighbors Fanny and Kitty Hicks,together with the fifteen dolls, — counting the wax,china, plaster, and paper children of these littlemothers. Then the table was set, — in a very sandy place, totell the truth; but what of that, as long as the cur-rant-bushes hung their chains of rubies over it.… … DULCE S PARTY. away, and so was Mrs. Hickss Bridget. As for theKembles Maggie, she was always cross on ironing-days, and when the little girls asked for something fortheir party she just threw them a handful of crackers,and pointed grimly to the pump, as if that was allthey might expect from her.…
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