Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 313
a little girl. He did nt even give me a tinylittle bite to see what I was like; and I thinkit s hateful to kill him. Its not — I think itsnot honrable! MY CHOICE. By Delia Hart Stone. If Maude were a little lady. Who did no work at all;And if Kate were a little housemaid. Who did the work for all;… … By Elizabeth Cumings. Little Gustus Gerlach sat on the door-step■watching Dietbold Sponenburg, the tinker,mend a kettle. Dietbold was an idle, thriftlessfellow, but the children loved him, for his headwas as full of stories as it could hold; and thegrown folks tolerated and excused him, for hewas…
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