Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 358
e did. If either you or Mrs. Thompsonhad put a mark on your bread in baking, wecould be certain; but as it is— Oh, oh, oh! cried Rubietta, excitedly. My lucky penny! my lucky penny! I for-got all about it until this very moment! friend as Mrs. Wilkins to take so much troublefor me, said Rubietta,… … at last rubietta had the joy of reading the new card. What do you mean, Rubatta? askedMrs. Wilkins. Why, I put my lucky penny in my loaf ofbread when I was kneading it, and it s inthere now. Cut my loaf open and you 11 findit. How could I have forgotten it? One of the men took a knife and cut…
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