Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 522
hipyard. dery of silver stars. But under the broad col- There was something said about flowerslar and around the slender waist, tied by Miss yesterday, but we came away so hurriedly thatNancys own hands, were the white-starred I suppose no one had time to think of them,ribbons, and a knot of the… … clear and true rings out the girlish voice: I christen thee YV1NEEGAN !(see next page.) 5io A FRIGATE S NAMESAKE. appeared at the door with his hands full ofblossoms. The white lilacs for you, Aunt Nancy, heexclaimed, handing Miss Bruce a large clusterof her favorite flowers; the New Englandposies,…
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