Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 17
nuts. Mrs. Maxwell took the plate, andholding it out to Dean, said, Now I am going Only that you spent the summerin a great-aunts house, and that there weresome cousins next door. Were they boys orgirls ? Both. Some were grown up; but there werea boy, Ned, and a girl, Clara, very near our ages. 536… … hoist we did with all our might. (see page 538.) question of three girls and four boys. Marioncertainly was what people call a tomboy ; butI remember mothers hunting all over NewYork, that spring, to find a certain stout ging-ham which she had made up into what shecalled climbing-dresses, so I…
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