Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 651
em all. But how about Ma-rie ? You want to seeher, dont you ? No. I m very muchannoyed with Marie. I dont see why shecould not have been contented in New York.After taking care of me ever since I was a baby,she must like me better than those nieces andnephews she never saw till yesterday. I am sure… … her to stay till you were old enough to do with-out her, and until Aunt Katharine was readyto come to New York and live with us, promis-ing her that when that time came you and Iwould come over with her, just as we have done,on our way to Paris. We must not be selfishand grudge Marie to her…
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