Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 232
ess with the light thatshone from its broad fire-places, piled high with blaz-ing brands. When ready, the guests were formed in pairs for and as the leading couple reached the to every quart of which were added two teaspoon- entrance to the drawing-room, they were stopped OUR SOAP-liUBBLE PARTY.… … WHOSE IS THE BIGGEST. fasten it upon the left shoulder with a pin, from a of many colors were suspended, but some werecushion held by the girl. As pair after pair were made of plain white oiled paper to represent huge
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