Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 524
atgay windows, where were dolls that set Pattiteasing, and made the hearts of Thirza and Tirestless with longing, and hoops and balls ;marbles and tops to coax the boys money outtheir pockets. Their father had not taken their money tofor their entrance to the menagerie. Very lithe did not intend to… … pattikins family at the menagerie. eyes rested lovingly on a rosy-cheeked doll This was what the minister was saying in reply •». curling hair, that lay near the glass window, to Pattikins teasing. ear what father is saying to Pattie. « What have you thought of? said Tilda. I^No, no, little…
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