Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 30
fine as silk ;Then for playtime—all the daytimeHe just romps about the houseAfter string, or spool, or curtain,Or imaginary mouse. Such a funny little, sunny, worth-your-moneylittle kit! When worn out with play and frolic, Then he 11 softly toward me creep— Little kits like you, my dearies, All… … PRETTY POLLY PERKINS. By Gabrielle E. Jackson. Chapter I. Polly ! Polly! Come here this minute,cried a high-pitched, nervous voice ; and ananxious-faced woman looked out of the but-tery window of a quaint New England farm-house. Where in the name of the people has thatchild gone, I d like to know ?…
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