Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 157
rnado nor a delugeintervened in their behalf. Rain or shine, thewagon would drive up to the door, the muslin bagsstuffed with presents for the folks at home wouldbe stowed away under the seats, and the childrenwould be forced to say good-bye to their kindentertainers, the smallest ones sometimes… … rl fgw His • — W i833-l THE FRESH-AIR F UNI). 625 crane their necks at the first turn in the road to ages of pop-corn and bags of butternuts, basketsget a last glimpse of their country paradise ; and of fresh eggs and strawberries, bundles of clothing, in p V-i . ■■■: rt\
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