Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 178
ing about inthe park; chasing the rabbits to their burrows;lying under the trees on the grass, or on the rugin the library, reading wonderful books and talkingto the Earl about them, and then telling the sto-ries again to his mother; writing long letters toDick and Mr. Hobbs, who responded in… … THE WORKMEN LIKED TO SEE HIM STAND AMONG THEM, TALK-ING AWAY, WITH HIS HANDS IN HIS TOCKETS. hats their faces often brightened very much, buthe thought it was all because his grandfather waswith him. They are so fond of you, he once said, look-ing up at his lordship with a bright smile. Doyou see…
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