Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1019
yet just why. But you must come and look at them, in-sisted Eunice. They re in my room. So Franklin went to look, and they were sit-ting on Eunices dressing-table —the most beau- tiful pair of little Maltese and white rabbits thathe had ever seen; and all his life long he hadwanted a Maltese… … THEY WERE SITTING ON EUNICES DRESSING-TABLE — THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF LITTLEMALTESE AND WHITE RABBITS THAT HE HAD EVER SEEN. smiling affectionately at the boys delight. Thebird-store rabbits were worthless. You re just a brick, mother, and so isEunice. But I cant take these little fel-lows — I…
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