Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 298
ed to walk in, madam ? She spoke her words without any change inher voice, all on one note like this, i r ^m 1 1 1 1—--I 1 1- Will you be pleased to walk in, madam. and stopped short at the end as if she spoke by clockwork. Which is exactly what she i89i.] ELFIE S VISIT TO CLOUDLAND AND THE MOON.… … held open the door for Elfie and her companionto follow. When the little girl looked around the room,she at first thought she must be in an immensetoy-store. The ceiling was so high aboveher head that the paper lanterns hanging fromit, with which the room was lighted, seemedlike tiny stars. There…
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