Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 327
muchas usual this winter. But, said Grace, what good would thatdo me? I dont know how to snow-shoe—Ishould have to learn. Oh, no, you would nt. All you do afteryou get the shoes on is to walk like this. Prudence slipped out of bed and walkedaround the room, taking long, deliberate steps. People… … BOB GALLANTLY STRAPPED THE LONG, SLENDEK SHOES TO THE GIRLS* MOCCASINED FEET. Grace, catching sight of a pair of tennis-rackets on her cousins wall, got up on a chair,pulled them down, and after much labor tiedone to each foot with her hair ribbons. There! she cried, as she paddled with…
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