Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 103
Shewas always willing to be my pet and to play thatshe was a doll, or to be put into the dolls bed.Trudy was generally awake very earh- in the morn-ing, and she was quite pleased when I took her outof her crib, while nurse was still asleep, and carriedher to the school-room. She sat on the table… … if he is very LTTILK, UE lENEKALLY MAKE BELIEVE THAT 1 AM A HORSE stirring about the house, I hid away my work,and we slipped back to bed so quietly that Nursenever knew we had been away. We had inanyof these stolen morning sittings, and Trudy was adear, good little sister, as she has ever…
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