Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 511
No matter if it hurts you, sincet is for your good, my dear! So she pulls it out in handfuls, while I never shed a tear. But early in the morning, if you.re passingby the door,And you hear a greater scrimmage than you ever heard before,— Oh, you jerk so! Oh, you hurt so ! Oh, its more than I can… … She .sets the copy carefully, and tries her bestto teach, Consistency a jewel is, and, Practise whatyoit pj-each / So is nt it the oddest thing that I should hearher sigh (Her forehead all snarled up with frowns, a tear in either eye) : If I had just to read and spell, I d Iihe lo study…
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