Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 56
ds eyes, forhe was the youngestson of the grandmotherSophie mourned, andthe pain of loss had nothad time to soften. Heheld her quite still fora little, and then said,softly: A- sad Thanksgiv-ing we shall have thisyear, my pet, and theonly way to make it alittle less sorrowful willbe to try and… … IT S DICULOUS TO SEE EMTOGETHER (SEE NEXT PAGE). 40 BORROWING A GRANDMOTHER. [November some other childs grandmother happy to-morrow ?Whose shall it be? ■ Let me see. Fanny Turner s one. Her dran-ma lives in a splendid drate house, and she s dotlots o money and servants and everyfing she wants.I…
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