Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 640
e late to breakfast, because he should want to liein bed and study his picture-gallery, which jokedelighted Eyebright highly. It was several days before she had time to attendto her own papering, for there was a great dealelse to do,—boxes to unpack, places to settle, andoutside work to begin. Mr.… … MY ! WHAT A BIG DOLL {SEE PAGE 6ll.) the need of going over to the village for somethingor other. A boat, cried Eyebright, clapping her hands. Oh, Papa, that would be splendid. I can learnto row it my own self, cant I ? It 11 be as nice asa carriage of our own,—nicer, for we shant haveto catch the…
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