Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 258
was herreal name, but the children and everybody alwayscalled her Eyebright. I. Bright it had been writ-ten in the report of her first week at Miss Fitchsschool, when she was a little thing not more than sixyears old. The droll name struck someones fancy,and from that day she was always called… … Her nose turn- EYEBRIGHT IN THE TREE. g^ up a J^g . her mouth was rather wide, but it was a smiling,good-tempered mouth; the cheeks were pink andwholesome, and altogether, though not particularlypretty, Eyebright was a pleasant-looking little girlin the eyes of the people who loved her, and…
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