Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 276
y. Pat had worked steadily, and so had all Booths were all about the grounds,the other servants, as well as the family and the The largest was the main refreshment tent,guests. The beautiful grounds of Denniston were where dainty little tables were set forth, withgay with decorations. Japanese… … WHERE S BETTY? .SAID JACK, WRAPPED IN HIS INDIAN BLANKET, AND COMING UP TO THE GIRLS. point. Big white transparencies, which would beilluminated in the evening, bore the nationaldates, or announced the goods for sale at thevarious booths. The house, too, was decked with flags and lan-terns, and the…
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