Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 251
and all merrymaking.Whiles have I heard my granfather tell ofthe Christmas good cheer in old England in syoung days; an truly their eating an theirdrinking, their singing o carols, an such like,their playing an their pranking, would besomething worth to hear an tell again. We veno such doings here… … MY WIFE PATSEY IS A WELL-MEANING WOMAN AS ANY IN VIRGINIA. ONE CHRISTMAS EVE AT MASTER MUFFET S. 239 yourselves. T was a mighty bad humor I wasin that while, an that s past denying; an myspirit t was heavy an my purse t was mon-strous light. Ye see, I d had a vast manylosses an crosses that year,…
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