Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 796
urn over to him the classes in arithmetic,for which study he had a natural aptitude. The Peakslow children, both boys and girls, hada good deal in them that was worth cultivating;and amid the genial associations of the little school,they fast outgrew their rude and uncouth ways. Itwas interesting… … THEY SAW IT ACTUALLY RUN FROM THE SPOUT. larging her school, and especially to her receivingthe big boys. The success of the experiment sur- prised her. Vinnie had a charmingway with the younger children, and apeculiarly subduing influence over thelarger boys. Lavinia dear, said Caroline, whathave…
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