Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 324
he big moon sent inthe window. Yoma crept closer and listened very hard. Thenshe put her hand over her mouth to keep a biground O from slipping past her lips. It was won-derful, but it was true ! The dollies were talking was a boy and very sure of himself. Anyhow,girls were very silly sometimes,… … MISS SAIAD IIKA, OF INDIA. to each other. Yoma could scarcely believe herears, but she found the dollies were telling eachother all about themselves and the countries theycame from. Miss Plum Blossom seemed to betalking, and Yoma had never heard anything sosweet and cunning as the little words she…
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