Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 130
th just a little feeling that he was not asgenerous as he should be, he went down intothe village to make his purchases. He bought a large orange for the toe of thestocking, and an apple to go next, and then alot of candy and kisses, and then a banana topeep out of the top. With his purchases… … he sat down nkar the night-lamp, and contemplated his work. (see page 118.) He tiptoed upstairs, and hid his things inthe darkest corner of the garret, and then, withmuch impatience, he waited for night. n8 AN AMATEUR KRIS KRINGLE. [Dec. The hours passed all too slowly. Dinner wastasteless. Even…
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