Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 348
? ventured her father,wickedly. No, I shall do something a hundred timesrasher if you oppose this plan, for it is the leastrevolutionary thing 1 can think of. Well?—said her father, inquiringly. You know how hard Aunt Hettie has tried toinduce one of us to come down to New York and 1886.] NAN S… … NAN FOUND CATHY FILLING A FIREPLACE WITH GOLDEN-ROD. (SEE NFXT PAGE.) winter, not, I blush to say, for their sakes alone,but because I wish to study. What! study more? groaned Lou, who wasonly fourteen, and in the toils of cube-root. Yes, study more, asserted Nan. I want totake a course of lessons…
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