Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 344
ollowed his littlemistress even into her playhouse, and, if he did notreally use words, he talked with his eyes and hisnose and his funny little whinnyings. It is a truestory of a happy childs ideally happy home and life,and other children will learn, all unconsciously, in-spiring lessons of… … for Boys and Girls The reading a child does in the home has a tre-mendous influence on its development—an influencehardly surpassed by any other single factor.—John A. MacVannel, Professor of the Science ofEducation and Kindergarten Work, Teachers College. fll ; HE PINKEY PERKINS BOOKS By Capt.…
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