Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 354
all the candythey could eat; second, for all the red circus-lemonade they could drink; and third, for allthe baseball runs they could score. Albertnever forgot the fate of these poor wretches —the terrible stomach-aches the candy gavethem, how sick they grew of lemonade, andhow their baseball games… … ALBERT RECOGNIZED HER AT ONCE FROM HER RESEMBLANCE TO THE FAIRIESIN THE PICTURE-BOOKS. of the first three. Albert had read of otherboys, who, unlike him, had always enjoyedSunday-school, and never stole a ride on awagon or threw a rock through a street-lamp.They always wished, first, for virtue;…
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