Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 651
d if they would all go away but mother,I would tell her all about it. The crowd retired,commissioned to send up a crock of butter, a tubof hot water, and a pair of shears. Maternal loveis strong, but I doubt if it was often put to aseverer test of its long-suffering than was that ofmy mother that… … I COVERED MYSELF WITH THE BED-CLOTHES. to one of hot soap-suds, I had had my fill of bathinfor one day, and was. shortly before midnight, prnounced to be tolerably clean. P. S.—I never made any marbles of coal-tar. DAB KINZER: A STORY OF A GROWING BOY.By William O. Stoddard. Chapter V. DURING the…
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