Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 65
THE PONY PARADE BY EUNICE WARD not a circus thatwas encamped uponthe driveway ofFairview, ElsieChestons home, al-though from thenumber of animalspresent a strangermight have thought1 it a very promisingshow indeed. Therewere a couple ofsturdy Hungarianponies, a span ofShetlands, a goat-carriage,… … little girls, and any one who lived in the neighbor-hood would have explained that it was only Elsie-Cheston and some of her friends, who were hav- 5ing a pleasant chat together. The big grounds ofFairview were a favorite meeting-place for youngand old, for there was always plenty of room…
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