Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 66
eemed a very very short time to Mollybefore the little clock struck five.Vol. XXXVIII.-6. There, deary, said Miss Eleanor. Put onyour things and hurry right along! Molly put on her hat and coat. Then she kissedMiss Eleanor and hurried down the street. When she reached the corner, she saw that… … SHE STOPPED FOR A MOMENT ON THE BRIDGE. Mother. I could nt go after you because Icould nt leave Baby. And I could nt take him. Molly scarcely heard. Oh, Mother, Mother,she cried, it looks like a party. And it soundslike one. Is it a party, Mother? Yes, said Mother, your own little party,Molly. And…
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