Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 462
om her point ofview, was much the less valuable article. When the exchange was effected, Pinkey wassurprised to find how happy he felt, and he ranall the way home to show the valentine to hismother. He was bursting with exuberance andmust unburden himself to some one, so henaturally chose her. He… … PINKEY GETS THE VALENTINE. and the air-gun, and how he had induced Mrs.Betts to exchange the latter for the valentine. He was too happy to detect a misty look inhis mothers eyes as he concluded his story byasking her to address the valentine for him — because, he bashfully admitted, she d knowmy…
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