Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 316
he cooks in Blessington who choose maymarch with that guild, said the old woman. Bearyour pie proudly in your own hands, wearing you carry the kings pie. She smiled so sweetlythat Rafes heart danced a jig. She was dressedin a neat little gown of blue, with a white apronand a dainty cooks cap on her… … SON, WHY DO YOU NOT BAKE A PIE FOR THE KING? your cap and apron. I will send some one to walkbeside you and carry the jug of cream. She shallbe here to-morrow when you milk the little redcow. Treat her kindly for my sake. Mother, how can I ever thank you— beganRafe. But, with a quickness which…
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