Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 353
d did not see any mice.There were old bonnets, and bunches of sage andcatnip hanging from the rafters. There was an oldclock in one corner, and a spinning-wheel and apair of bellows were in another. Then there were a 33° NANNIE S LITTLE MUFF. [March, great many boxes and barrels all around, and… … THE TWISTED OLD CHAIR. say that it was as old as the hills, and that reallyit was well worth shining up and covering for theparlor. Nannie, who supposed that old as thehills could nt possibly be older than Great-grand-pa Crandall, felt that the chair would need some-thing more than shining and…
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