Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 292
ards in another, the poorhorse lay heels up, and the rest of the animalswere scattered far and wide over the garden. Great was the lamentation next morning when thechildren saw theruin. Theboys feltthat it was pastmending, and gave it up; while Oueenie consoledherself for the devastation of her… … MY sister Kitty has lovely fans,—Oh, ten times finer than sister Anns !Kittys are beautiful — satin, and pearl,(Kitty was always a dressy girl !)Ebony, tortoise-shell, lace and gold ;Shimmering, shining in every fold ;Bedecked and trimmed with fur and feather,—And she needs them even in winter…
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