Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 312
ily, for that matter—and little Margery 1902.] THE WYNDHAM GIRLS. 24I was forced, by lack of space, to the street, theplayground of city children. A friendship had sprung up between her andthe Wyndhams, especially Bab, born of mutualadmiration for Jumeau babies with spasmodic A rainy day came, and… … . I KNEW THAT IF I WAS AWFULLY ILL MISS BAB WOULD BE NICE TO YOU, MURMURED MARGERY. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) joints, and a little girls unspeakable worshipfor an older one. Margery was a quaint child,given to the companionship of books and peoplebeyond her age, and with the contradictingchildishness and…
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