Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 432
hen Juneactually saw his moth-er, and clung abouther neck as if he wouldnever let go again.Then he had to betaken up on the shelterdeck and introduced to a strange, pale manreclining in a steamer chair, who they saidwas his father. At first it was a dreadfuldisappointment, and he submitted to… … JUNE WAVED GOOD-BY TO THE FKIEiNUS BELOW. (SEE NEXT PAGE. spot seemed suddenly to go out of Junes his life. With a rush he was in his lap. Youmind and in its place was a memory of the used to tell me about the Indians, he criedjolliest, funniest playfellow he had ever had in accusingly, I remember…
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