Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 449
laugh all together came from the inconsequent wax figures, and thethe din of preparation went on more noisily thaever. Plum was now quite beside herself with anger :being so persistently barred out, forgetting that sbhad been turned out of the bedroom becausethe mischiefs and bothers she had made.… … He stooped compassionately to disentangle Plumbuttons from her long floating hair. I dont blieve mamma would thay you re the :ting me a good thample. Would the, Plum? He fell on his frayed hands and knees, anpeered into Plums ruby face for an answer. Peletiah Packard, I dont believe she…
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