Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 148
-legged table holding amagnificent lamp with a glass fringe around it, anda large piece of red flannel floating in the kerosene. All these gloriesthe girls were al-lowed to view as agreat favor grant-ed atBelles earnestrequest. They ex-amined the parlorand the curiositiesin the dining-roomcupboard… … POSIES INTO WHICH THE HlMMING-BIRDS THRUST DAINTY BEAKS. and so high with many feather beds,that their sleepyoccupants must have ascended a step-ladder, orclimbed up the posts hand over hand and droppeddown into the downy depths. The counterpanesand comforters were quilted in wonderful…
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