Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 202
the very tip of theright hand. Turning it wrong-side out, he found acarefully folded paper, like a note. Smoothingit out on his knee, he read it aloud: My name is Hetty Williams. I am eightyears old. I live in Patchook, Mass. I knitthese mittens for Mr. Dobbinss store. I wish thegentleman who buys… … HETTY SAT LIKE A STATUE, LOOKING AT HER TREASURE. [SEE NEXT PAGE. 1 shall have her wax baby for Christmas-day. Andthen he fell into a brown study. The fact was,Tom had been born away down East, and hehad worked a while in a country store there. Heknew in a minute just what Mr. Dobbinss storewas…
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