Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 323
I- ■: POLA VAILIMA. A SAMOAN BOY. though he was getting it himself, did house-work, and went round at night from one mos-quito net to another, praying with the sick.Sina, too, was as good as gold, and helped us LETTERS TO A BOY. [Feb. … E>~- • - THE PAPASEEA, A SAiUOAN PICNIC* greatly. We shall always like her better. Allthe time — I do not know how they managed— your mother found the time to come andwrite for me ; and for three days, as I had myold trouble on, and had to play dumb man, Idictated a novel in the deaf and dumb…
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