Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 767
her head out of pered out through a side door to snatch some clothesfrom the grass-plot, and to gather up the bright tinpans and pails that had been sunning on the longbenches. Grandma, throwing her apron over herhead, ran to see that some precious young turkeyswere under shelter. The visitors… … LILY-TOES IN THE SHOWER. her little house and called them in. And still inthe cool, pleasant sitting-room, with its cheerfultalk and laughter, the approach of the storm washardly noticed. Grandma, the most thoughtfulbody present, remarked that she believed it was clouding up a little, and mamma…
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