Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 532
turns down the light. She begins tohave hopes that Daffy has run down andstopped for the night. But the hope is a vain oneand the silence is soon broken. Daffy has onlymade a httle discovery, and is thinking it over. Dilly-down-daffy ! she says gaily. Dill-y- down-daffy — has — come — to — town !… … he thinks. The Little Lady drinks with a gooddeal of noise, and drops back on the pillow. I love you. Papa. The Big Man cant leave just then. Hereaches out and finds a little hand in the dark. Papa, do you know bout Daffydowndilly ?Daffydowndilly ! Dill-y-down-daffy ! Daff—y — down—dilly ! Dill — y…
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