Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 587
ome fromhis mothers end of the table, he was pleasantlymistaken, and his sisters had it all to themselvesfor a moment. Then, with an admiring glance ather son, the thoughtful matron remarked : Just like his father, for all the world. Its nouse, girls. Dabney s a growing boy in more ways than one.… … DAB GIVES DICK HIS OLD CLOTHES. blank astonishment, and Samantha would have leftthe table if she had only finished her breakfast. Pamela, as being nearest to Dab in age andsympathy, gave a very admiring look at herbrothers second good fit, and said nothing. Even Keziah finally admitted, in her own…
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