Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 554
egan a simple address that quicklycharmed the roomful of youngsters into si-lence. His language was singularly beautiful,his voice musical with deep feeling. The facesof his little listeners drooped into sad earnest-ness at his words of warning, and brightenedagain when he spoke of cheerful… … MR. BUNNIE: COME, MR. MOLEY, TRY THE ELEVATED ROAD, ONCE. MR. MOLEY: NO, THANK YOU, I PREFER THE SUBWAY FOR SEVERAL REASONS. I CAN SEE SO MUCH BETTER FOR ONE THING.
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