Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 546
in whichJo and her sisters used to sit. And, by the way, Dot, Miss Alcott was bornin our own home town, near Philadelphia, saidher father. While still very young, she wouldcall the boys and girls of the neighborhood to-gether and tell them stories. No doubt later thesesame stories were retold by… … ELMWOOD, THE HOME OF JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. perhaps no woman has ever been more belovedby girls than the author of Little Women. Close beside the Alcott homestead stood anotherhouse with a square tower, in which Mr. Wardshowed a deep interest. Calling Dorothy to hisside, he asked quizzically: Is…
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