Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 179
nsand oranges and more candy, and then went outand coasted and came in with a stomach-ache, cry-ing ; and her papa said he would see if his housewas turned into that sort of fools paradise anotheryear; and they had a light supper, and prettyearly everybody went to bed cross. Here the little girl… … SECOND CHRISTMAS MORNING. and waterproofs,— and the big Christmas-tree,lighted and standing in a waste-basket in themiddle. She had a splendid Christmas all day. She ateso much candy that she did not want any break-fast ; and the whole forenoon the presents kept Her father went on : The little girl…
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