Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 186
nes to the nursery. Your clothes are all on your bed, Tinkey,she said, as she went upstairs, and rememberyour new suit must be your best one all summer. Excited by the prospect of meeting all his youngfriends and school-fellows, Tinkey rushed to hisroom, entirely forgetting the fairy and her… … ^aagss :iR A PLATE OF ICE-CREAM. bed, with the clean shirt, collar, and cuffs, a bluesilk neck-tie and a snowy pocket-handkerchief,while on a chair were new shoes, shining like amirror. Scrubbed to the perfection of cleanliness, cleanlinen nicely adjusted, Tinkey took up the prettygray pants, and…
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