Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 212
tly of theopinion that the situationof the forsaken little girlwas, after all, better thantheir own : for she wasprovided with enough food to last her a long time,while they had not a mouthful. But what was to be the fate of Dollie, who, amere child as she was, could do nothing for her-self?… … GOOD-BVE, JACK. Good-bye, Jack! called Dollie, standing withher apron to her eyes, and calling to her brother,through her blinding tears. (iood-bye, Dollie ! came back, in a tremu-lous voice. Dont give up yet ! Somebody willcome to take you off. 1 will pray to the Lord to take care of you andme,…
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