Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 400
beensaid to be romantic. Uncle Silas, said the faint little voiceagain, what do fairies look like? barn, and stayed until the lump went out of histhroat and the tears out of his eyes. It was some time before the little girl wasentirely well and strong, and by that time AuntDeborah had made up her… … IT WAS ALMOST DAYLIGHT WHEN UNCLE SILAS CAME ACROSS THE LITTLE RUNAWAY. Never saw any. Do you know, Reuben? it was the illness or the pile of sheets that made said her uncle. her run away and seek for fairyland ; but now, No ; I cant say I do. And then Reuben whenever she begins to borrow trouble…
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