Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 459
11 have to hitch up and go, and theworst of it is she wont arrive at the station un-til half-past eleven. That s too bad. began to feel a little ashamed of himself pres-ently, and without a word went to the barnand got out the horse and buggy. I 11 have to dress up though; I cant golooking this… … WHY, TOMMY MARSH, YOU DEAR CHILD, HOW YOU HAVE GROWN ! SHE EXCLAIMED. Oh, pshaw ! What did Aunt Manda wantto come to-day for ? I just wish she d stay athome ! cried Tommy, peevishly. Tommy, I am astonished ! shame on you,to talk so about your kind Aunt Amanda !What am I to think of you ! Well, I…
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