Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 503
a time hefound himself strangely familiar with his new com-panion, and he gradually began to talk to it as if itwere some funny kind of a boy. He sat up late into the night exhibiting his pict-ure-books and other treasures, and explaining theways of the boy-world to the untutored mind of hisuncouth… … I WANT TO BE WITH YOU, SAID MR. LIVINGSTONE. exclamations from the little girl, were induced toentertain it with all their store of playthings. One embarrassment they found at first in notknowing how to address their guest. Tom sug-gested that Bolster would be an appropriate title ; but Fanny…
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