Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 146
ably to Lady Jane. She was not verycold in her sheltered corner, and the good wom-ans kindness had satisfied her hunger; but atlast, she saw the sun slipping down into the cold, gray clouds behind the opposite houses,and she wondered what she should do and whereshe should go when it was quite dark.… … • A RIGHT MERRY TIME SHE HAD OUT THEREIN THE BITING DECEMBER NIGHT, PIROUET-TING WITH HER OWN SHADOW.(SEE PAGE 134.) marks, so the only thing to do was to press onin her search for Good Children Street. Itwas while she was standing at a corner, uncertainwhich way to turn, that Mrs. Lanier caught…
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