Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 204
badas a fire, must havebeen a ministersdaughter, laughed Sue, one morning, as shepulled ruefully at the dislocated arm of thebest oak rocker. I dont believe we vegot a single piece of furniture that is nt acripple. Just look at that jigger in the corner.It has nt a leg to stand on, the marble… … the old sofa. We ve turned everything turn-able, and I d like to see one piece of furniturethat was nt pretending to be something else. You d better not say that, Betty, giggledPeggy from her corner, where she was rubbingthe dining-room table with sweet-oil and vine-gar; or she might not turn those…
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