Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 273
ane. Whatelse would you expect in Coquisett Harbor ?It had been originally the quaint land homeof an old sea-captain, one of those mysteriouslittle structures which cling to the shore of theharbor like barnacles to a rock — gray, rough,weather-beaten, with a window looking seawardand another on the… … AUNT FRIEDA, ON A QUAINT OLD SETTEE, WAS USUALLY DEEP IN THE LATEST NOYEL. firm were fellow-students at an art schoolin the city. They had dreamed of it all winter.They had made a delicious trip down in thespring, and hired it from a granddaughter ofthe original owner. They had coaxed AuntFrieda to…
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