Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 32
thoseof the little Alderney calf she loved so dearly.Her complexion was like a wild rose, and hermouth as prettily curved as its petals. Thehands seemed formed for dainty work only, andthe small feet, that danced along so lightly,seemed imprisoned in the stout, good-wearin shoes which covered them.… … PERKINS SOON HAD HER GUESTS COMFORTABLY ESTABLISHED IN THEIR CHEERY QUARTERS. (SEE PAGE 592.) 589 59Q PRETTY POLLY PERKINS. her head, and was hanging by its strings, reveal-ing all the pretty brown hair. I m coming, ma, and I wont be two littleminutes redding up the pantry, she said, asshe came in…
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