Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1120
if he could sell them, shewould like to make some more. She kept hersecret to herself; she could hardly wait for themail to come each day. After four days waitingshe began to be discouraged, but on the fifth daycame a letter from Boston and she flew to her business, and it was then that Madeline… … FOUR DOLLS, WITH THE DAINTIEST OF GOWNS, SMILED AT HER FROM THE SHEETS OF PAPER. room to read it. She tore open the envelop andlaid the letter on the bed: Boston, Massachusetts, November 4.My Dear Miss Maynard: —We have sold for twodollars a set the paper-dolls which you sent us, and we aremailing…
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