Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 56
d Tilly. 1909.] A THANKSGIVING GUEST 27 And well may anybody be glad to get the sympathetic in the matter of young peoples plea-good bread you make, said Betty. I m coming sures, and taught Tilly to sew and to make bread,to-morrow, Tilly, to take you for a ride in my because she considered such… … OH, BETTY, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CUTTER! EXCLAIMED MAY. Gay good-bys were said, and the two girls went girl of fifteen wants and needs her share of fun jingling away in the sleigh again. as well as of useful knowledge. Tilly was not so happily situated in life as Moreover, Mrs. Fenn was not wealthy, and…
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