Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 557
nedwater, I let them take a nap under a tumbler witha little pillow of chloroformed cotton, and, un-marred even by a pin, they were ready to be laidaway in a glass-covered box in their long, dream-less sleep. THE CATERPILLAR. By M. F. B. I CREEP on the ground, and the children say: You ugly old… … By E. Muller . Tommy had been cross all day. He had pulledRobbies hair, and taken his pea-nuts from him.He had sat down on Susies lovely doll and flattenedher nose, and he had put the kitten on top of thebook-case. He had even been saucy and hatefulto his dear mamma, when she asked if her littleboy…
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