Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 520
sorts ofings. Pattikin had no idea of her fathers resourcesfore. He was just as good as a mother to her.hen he had to go off parish visiting, he wrapped with her doll, or sewed on its clothes, making herfather quite surprised at the womanly instincts ofhis little roving gypsy maid, when once they… … THERE SHE SAT, AND PLAYED WITH HER DOLL. i|r up nicely and took her with him. And suche people as they went to see! And the curi-;, twisted, crispy, delicious doughnuts, and the: y-cheeked apples, and the cunning little scol-ded cakes of maple-sugar that were given her!;!ttikin never enjoyed any…
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