Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 67
decoration of their pets than in their ownpretty costumes. If yellow rosettes were becom-ing to a black pony, yellow he must have, and ifhis little mistress happened to be a brunette, too,—why, so much the better. With some of themore thoughtful children, anticipation was joinedto a happy feeling… … the girls who were to take part besides ElsieCheston had been quick to share their cartswith less fortunate schoolmates, so hardly anyone of a suitable age was left out. Therewas no happier girl in town than May Oli-vant. She loved to be a part of things, andnever grudged richer girls their…
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