Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 201
ves in any way.They died early — onaccount of being over-weighted with theirnames, it was thought,— Sour Mash, Apol-linaris, Zoroaster, Blatherskite,—namesgiven them, not in an story—so sad, indeed, that the writer feels that unfriendly spirit, but merely to practise the he is incapable of doing… … MARK TWAIN AT WORK IN THE PILOT HOUSE.(DRAWN FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY E. M. VAN AKEN.) children in large and difficult styles of pro-nunciation. It was a very happy idea—I mean, forthe children. Mark Twain. THE PILLOW-FAIRIES. By Annie Willis McCullough. I ve just found out the queerest thing!…
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