Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 725
ked better than all the rest.One was the nuts that grew on the linden-tree — California filberts they called them. Theywere so tiny and round, just the right size for adoll to eat; and when Kalista cracked open thesoft, green shell with her sharp little teeth, therewas a sweet black kernel inside… … SO KAI.ISTA AND MISS BETTY PLAYED ALL THE MORNINGUNDER THE LINDEN. were all done up in tiny green napkins like thebeautiful cakes of butter the farmer broughtmama every Wednesday and Saturday. Theyhad nt a pretty cow stamped on them, as thefarmers butter had, but they had little rings allround the…
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