Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 258
she stood a-gazing. Concerning all that was said an done thattime I ve no need to go a-telling it. Andof reproving those young ones (who had sostolen out o their beds to go a-wandering inthe streets), I fear me I made a sorry excuse atthat business. As for the silver they d so in- 9-] ONE CHRISTMAS… … -/.,;;:^-f j THE SINGERS I COULD NOT VERY WELL SEE. Now, as to those things my Patsey had beenthere a-making and a-baking, t was a rightsurprisin sight to behold. The like o that woman for housewifery an makin the best othings I never did see. Now, there had shemade pies; there had she baked sweet…
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