Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 388
ey talked about it among themselves. The little boy doll who came from France Sighed as he shook his flaxen head;: T would have been all right for a woodendoll,But she might have done much better, hesaid. Said Mrs. Noah, I really think T was a very stupid and slow affair; I hope we shall find when… … 879 TOM JARNAGAN, JUNIOR. By Francis Lynde. This, the tenth long-story-complete-in-one-number, is a railroad story. Tom Jarnagan and his sisterare suddenly called upon to take their fathers place in an important business transaction, and they make agood fight against heavy odds, fair and unfair.…
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