Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 148
y other years; andthe little ball set rolling by Jack with his quail-traps, grew to be a mighty globe of happiness forthe whole family. LEFT OUT.By A. G. W. One day, St. Nicholas made a complaint: I think it s quite plain why they call me a saint.I wonder if any one happens to seeThat nobody ever… … Would the readers of St. Nicholas, who areall admirers of Miss Louisa Alcott, like to hearmore than they now know about this kind friendaf theirs, who has been giving them so much pleas-ure by her stories, and never writes so well aswhen she writes for boys and girls? Then, let me-ell you something…
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