Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 547
things have worked so hard to make it—he s just that good! Joan says her uncle oughtnever to have anything to sell he could love—for, you see, his heart is so much bigger than hishead; nor any business to manage, because he issure to get hold of the wrong end of it. But shesays he is a perfectly… … OH LOOK, GIRLS—EVERYBODY, IT for jams. One day I was there and he was mak-ing something on the back of the stove in a littlekettle, and he let me taste it—and, mother, anddaddy-doctor, and girls, I knew Joan was right,only I think he s a real genius in more thanpickles, for I never tasted anything…
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