Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 532
remembermuch about that first evening at Aunt Mar-thas. The grown-ups seemed, all of them, totalk and talk—chiefly, too, about such very un-interesting things. They seemed never wearyof discussing, nor were they ever able to de-cide among themselves (and what did it matter,after all? thought the… … SHE AT ONCE MADE A DASH FOR JERRY. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) that the sun had not yet had time to get there.It might arrive later on. When they all reached Aunt Marthas houseshe gave them a hearty welcome, and said: Come in, all of you, and welcome ; but, boys, ward became lord mayor. The boys fidgetedon…
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