Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
like Rose, saidMrs. Jane, severely. She had never forgiven the old ladies for yieldingto Roses pathetic petition that she might wait herguardians arrival before beginning another term1at the school, which was a regular Blimber hot-bed, and turned out many a feminine Toots. / never thought it the… … ROSE AND HER AUNTS. advice, and now here we are with this poor dearchild upon our hands. I, for one, freely confessthat I dont know what to do with her any morethan if she was one of those strange, outlandishbirds you used to bring home from foreign parts.And Aunt Plenty gave a perplexed shake of…
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