Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 526
herehoney— Really and truly, may I go home withyou? exclaimed Fritzi eagerly; I will washthe dishes and never break a single thing. Bless the child! Well, you see, dearie, Icome from Virginia where guests never washthe dishes, laughed the lady, giving Fritzi Fritzi 513 a comforting kiss. But we 11… … TO FRITZI S SURPKISE AN ARM SLIPPED ABOUTHERSELF GATHERED INTO A WARM, COMFO Chapter II THE HUNTERS The lady had gone down-stairs to find Mrs.OBrien and explain that Fritzi was going ona visit, and Fritzi was left to do her packing.That did nt take as long as one wouldimagine. There was nothing to…
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