Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 305
ess as a matter of course. Our father often gave us baskets of fruit to taketo them. That was a great pleasure. We lovedto turn the great globe in the hall, and, shuttingour eyes, pass our fingers over the raised sur-faces, trying to find different places. We often played blind, and tried to read… … LAURA WAS FOUND WITH HER FEET STICKING OUTOF THE SUGAR-BARREL. (PAGE 291.) valuable in the paper-doll world. Then therewas the gymnasium, with hanging rings, and itswonderful tilt which went up so high that ittook ones breath away. Just beyond the gym-nasium were some small rooms in which…
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