Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 128
him. Miss Katharine Sampson was standing nearthe door, and as he went out he heard her sayto her friend, Why, see little Perry Stafford ! was a little tot I always loved to get the ticketsmyself. The Imp smiled bitterly. When she was alittle tot! Doubtless she had never worn cordu-roy trousers,… … ONE FOR THE CITY! HE SAID. He bought a ticket himself. Where is that Here! where s your ma? said that offi- baby going ? cial. The Imp swelled with rage. That baby / My mama is at home, responded the Imp, Oh, his mother s on the other side, of with dignity, and went on. course, said the other young…
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