Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 347
t Alma filled in another line, andTed had the pleasure of making a large X ineach of the four remaining squares. You see that Ted gained only six squares,while Aunt Alma made ten. Not a very good showing, said Ted. But I warn you, Aunt Alma, that I seethrough it now, and in the next game I 11… … beginning than the one that went before. Tedwas so interested that he forgot all else; andwhen a square containing one hundred dots atthe beginning had been made into patch-work, Ted counted in it three more squaresto his credit than there were to his aunts. There, Aunt Alma ! How do you like…
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