Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 351
h other children, she sat down on thefloor, and with a brush made of camels hair, in-stead of a pen, and ink, made by rubbing a thickcake of India ink with a little water on a stone,she took her first lessons. A square piece of paperwas laid on the floor in front of her, and holdingthe brush… … FIKSi, SHE M^ST Go TO WKITI\G-SCHOOi-. put out her little arms and go to one or another asshe chose. Clasping tightly the neck of thefavored one, and held there by the feet or legs,she would be as happy as if cuddled up in thearms. As the baby grew and began to walk. play on the saiiiiscii. This is…
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