Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 474
st as if it were the mostregular and orderly family in the world. Then they set the table for dinner in another common flower from nature, transfer it to a hand-kerchief, and embroider it in colored silk. Shecould even drive nails and make a box, and as forsetting a table or waiting upon it, she… … LESSONS IN SETTING AND SERVING THE TABLE. style, and once Sophie personated a gentlemanguest, and a very gentlemanly guest she was.And though there was really nothing to eat,but only make-believe, Sophie could nt exactlytell whether she had been to school or to a veryfine breakfast. So the weeks…
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