Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 181
nto a half-column in a late edition. I was at the hospital the next day as soon asMatt could see a visitor. His first question was: Did I get a beat ? When assured that hisnews had been published in no other paper, hesmiled contentedly and said: Would nt I have been slow if I had letthem take me to… … My little mistress Maud and me,We re dressed up every day for tea.We look so sweet, you ought to see!She has a frock all frills and things.Her hair is curled in shiny rings,And I ve a normous yellow bow.And underneath my chin, you know,A silver bell.But — dont you tell!Although we look so very…
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