Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 414
genie sighed dismally — folks are notwhat they used to be. Those were good olddays. Well, you need nt take on so, said Chris,rather irritably. There are good times coming,too. CHRIS AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP. 4OI ■ They re a long while getting here, grum-bled the genie, gazing discontentedly at… … Well, he said, when Chris had finished, I think you re all wrong in making a mys-tery of the lamp and of me, and in allowingyourself to be so misunderstood. If I wereover-sensitive, I should think you were actuallyashamed of me ; but 1 m not, and I dont carea rap. I m rather pleased with the idea…
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