Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 747
712 FOR VERY LITTLE FOLKS. [Septembei A SHORT-LIVED FAMILY.By Mary L. B. Branch. I heard little Gerty talking very earnestly over by the window-seat,and I looked around from my sewing just in time to see six as handsomeblackberries as ever grew, standing in a group in the window. Gertyhad grouped… … AUNT MARIA FALLS ON THE FLOOR. Jetty, and one that did not stand straight was Aunt Maria Jetty. Thenthere were Bob and Tom, and the smallest blackberry, which kept rollino-over, was the Baby. Gerty did the talking for all of them. Tom seemedto be a naughty boy. I shall have to punish that boy !…
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