Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 730
not have the children know thesethings for the world, Nancy; it might changetheir attitude toward Fritzi. We may be able todo something for the child; at least we mustmake these weeks of benefit to her—her playingto-night was remarkable. I believe when herpeople are found they will be far above… … THEY WERE TALKING OF FRITZI. more and more dear to me. If only there werenot quite so many of our own we might adopther, but that is out of the question; it would not be fair to do that. But read me what you havewritten to-day, Sallie. Dont you feel a draftfrom that open window ? I will close the…
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