Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 128
d with a rod of iron.She was so fond of them all that she insisted ontheir doing what she thought best for them, and p.] TOM PAULDING. JI5 not what they themselves might prefer. Therewere times when the Careful Katie carriedthings with so high a hand that Mrs. Pauldingcaught herself half wishing… … M TOM HAD MADE HER A SEAT ON ONE SIDE OF THIS TREE; AND THERE SHE LIKED TO SITWITH THE CAT AND THE KITTEN. of Ireland might prove potent enough to enticethe child of Erin back to her native isle. It remains to be recorded, moreover, that theCareful Katie was very superstitious. She ac-cepted…
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