Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 348
sto his credit than there were to his aunts. There, Aunt Alma ! How do you like be-ing beaten at your own game ? I like it so little, said Aunt Alma, pretend-ing to be very much dejected, that I proposeanother game called Touch-me-not. All right, assented Ted. It was very easy to learn ; and I… … Aunt Alma, without letting Ted know whichone she chose, wrote one of the fifteen numberson the back of the slate; and Ted tried to markother numbers than the one she had chosen,but at last he checked off 15.
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