Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 649
, there was a lovely doll there for twenty-five cents, and I thought you would nt mind, so Ibought it. You bought a doll without permission andwith money that did nt belong to you ? Mrs.Woodbury looked very grave. Yes, faltered Dorothea; but just look ather, mamma? She was so lovely I could nthelp… … SHE WAS so LOVELY SAID DOROTHEA, THAT I COULDNOT HELP IT. bury said: Dorothea, I cant let you keep thedoll. You must take her back to Miss Harring-ton and tell her that it was not your moneyand that I am not willing you should keep thedoll. Oh, I cant do that. I cant, sobbed Doro-thea ; but her…
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