Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 431
t the bedding, and let it all air; Then shake up the pillows In waves and in billows,And leave them near windows, if the day is quite fair. For this play, the little maiden lays the clothesfrom the bed over two small chairs, folding thespread and the pillow-shams, laying off pillowsand turning… … makes the otherstell why eachthing is done. Strange as youmay think it, thesweeping is one of the pret-learn. To a lively song,dren, in couples, skip around the room, each re-ceiving at one point a pair of brooms, tied with tiest exercises theythe delighted chil- ■879) LITTLE HOUSEMAIDS. 407 gay…
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