Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 130
n hour of mending withunpleasant feelings. Just then Tom came in. He looked rathersolemn. Dora, I took your puppy Sanchodowntown this afternoon, and lost him in thecrowd on Clarence Avenue. Its too bad, butI am sure hell turn up all right. Doras uncle had presented her with a beau-tiful little dog… … THE PACE SAID, ENTER, WRETCHED MORTAL! (iEE NEXT PAGE.) 688 HOW TITANIA WAS OUTWITTED. [June, Then Dora took up her books and fled toher room, while Tom remained to tell Mrs.Ferguson that he was afraid Dora had adreadful temper. How nice it is for a girl to have a room toherself! I have often…
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