Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 823
some way protected. It is positively inhuman, said Aunt Nancy.I suppose it is better a poor child should be lostforever, than that the great should be disturbeda moment in their high places. Now all the let-ters I sent out have been answered and we havenot gained an inch. I really dont know what… … (Bv Ss^lkgD ^SsDESlTeKllS. /r^i^s^MJ^, Pansy in the garden-bedTo a Johnnie-jump-up said:Surely you are not connectedWith the Pansy family tree?You are much too small and sickly,And your blossom fades tooquickly—:Yet I heard some children sayingThat they thought you lookedlike me! Johnnie-jump-up…
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