Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 216
t night fourteen girls and ten more or lessreluctant boys gathered in the little house inQueerin Place. There was not the slightest dan-ger of any one discovering the worn place inthe carpet; for once it was thoroughly covered. Upstairs Beth, the hostess, tried not to bejealous as she saw Lois… … HOW THOSE KIND, RUDDV-FACED FRIENDS DID PLAY ! (SEE PAGE I46.) 146 BETH OF QUEERIN PLACE. month, Beth saw Lois go downstairs, her armsonce more entwining Emily, and quite forgetful,for the time, of the devoted little column onwhich she had leaned during her hour ofaffliction. But it is quite…
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