Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 397
not love them. There are many beautifulletters written at that time which show that fathers and mothers cared for their homes as they caredfor nothing else but God. So when we think of the stiff, hard-lookingPuritans, we may remember that they hated liesand worked hard. The little Puritans grew… … Once there was a gas-lamp just lighted andburning brightly in one of the side streets of a largecity. There ! said the flame, as she settled herselfdown ; now, we II have a quiet night of it. Crash ! came a stone through one of the upperpanes of glass of the frame that inclosed her. Thestone came…
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