Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
ny had a thou-sand plans, nothing was done. Finally, on Monday came word that workmenwould be in on the next Thursday, and Grannyonce more dissolved into tears. In the midst ofthis confusion, Mr. Van der Heist was announced.Granny dried her eyes, and said that now allwould be well. We put on our… … THE GIISV FORTUNE-TELLER But Christmas times could not last forever, andafter our New-Years wassail, we all became alittle downhearted at the prospect of leaving theonly home we had known. Granny wrote to Aunt Prudence, who, in re-ply, sent a letter with an abundance of good ad-vice, but nothing…
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