Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 119
end her shoes and stockingsto cover her little bare feet. But there was asmall green parasol of Prues that she at firstwondered at, and then took such delight inthat Prue made her a present of it on the spot. 682 THE LITTLE DRYAD. [June, While Janet and Prue were thus occupiedwith their guest,… … THE DRYAD S STAIRWAY. tween them at the table, but the little wood-land dryad, slipping from their grasp, sprangthrough the doorway, over the step, and acrossthe grassy yard, with a speed so swift that theycould not overtake her, and by the time theyreached the pear-tree she was already…
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