Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 306
ndles and left his,and there on the floor lay strings and strings oftiny red fire-crackers, and middle-sized ones,and great, great cannon ones. Marjory hid her face in her mamas lap andcried and cried. I m crying some for me, she sobbed, butmost for Robby. I just believe he 11 die! 814. MARJORY S… … OH, YOU DEAR, DEAR UNCLEALEC ! CRIED MARJORY, HOLDINGOUT HER HANDS AND RUNNING UP TOHIM. —rer\U, of a new horse he was thinking of purchasing;and then Marjory was happy indeed. Oh, you dear, dear Uncle Alec! criedMarjory, holding out her hands and running upto him. Mama will send word for me to…
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