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The Mary Frances knitting and crocheting book; (1918)

Fryer, Jane (Eayre), Mrs., 1876- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia, The John C. Winston co · leaf 223

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. Yes, laughed Fairly Flew, and aunt, comehome. Oh, dear, cried Mary Frances, I love my lessons60 much, and yet I do want my father and motherhome. Never mind, said the fairy, never mind;Cf! let us finish the lessons as soon as we can; and after-ward if you need me very much, and call me with… … Ifever miind Good News 193 Oh, will you? exclaimed Mary Frances, dryingher tears. That is a real comfort to think of. Now, go take a walk, continued Fairly Flew;you have been indoors long enough for to-day. Take me walk, Mamma? asked Mary Marie. Mary Frances looked at the fairy. Shall I take her?…

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