Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 35
st to look ather, said Mabel, stretching her arms out toMrs. Perkins. That s right! exclaimed the delightedwoman. You come right along with me, and Now, you must be well-nigh starved, shesaid, when she had given the final touch to therooms, and I 11 fly straight downstairs anddish up your dinner.… … POLLY BRINGS MABEL HER SUPPER. (SEE PAGE 594.) in two minutes we 11 have you all settled, justas comfortable as a kitten ! Upstairs she went, carrying Mabel as easilyas if she had been a baby, and followed-closelyby Mrs. Temple, Miss Wheeler, and Mr. Perkins,carrying bags, wraps, and bundles…
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