Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 348
a large 9 placed in it, and Aunt Alma, who could only count the un-checked numbers as her share, had a modest6 placed to her account. Then Ted wrote a number on the back ofthe slate, and Aunt Alma checked off the num-bers. Whoever first made 50 (or any numberpreviously agreed upon), won the game.… … Ted gave a long, low whistle as he checkedoff his eleventh number and won the game. Just then the clock struck nine, and Annierapped gently at the door. Come in, said Aunt Alma. Annie bore a tray, and on it was some ice-cream, pistache and strawberry, Teds favoriteflavors, in the prettiest mold you…
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