Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 113
oblin, his grandmother came drop-ping down through the air in her rocking-chair.She was quietly knitting, and her chair was gentlyrocking as she went by. Next came Mrs. Frumpwith her apron quite full of kettles and pots, andthen Mary Farina, sitting on a step-ladder withthe coal-scuttle in her lap.… … \ ; ■ NEXT CAME MARY FARINA. him that they had fallen into the kitchen of awitch-hazel tree and would be well taken care ofIndeed, as the clock sailed over the tree, Davysaw that the trunk of it was hollow and that abright light was shining far under-ground; and tomake the matter quite sure, a…
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