Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 467
e of the room, and an iron sink on another. Pots and kettles,tin dippers and pans, hung where they had beenleft, but they had gathered much dust. They hadonce been polished as brightly as mirrors, but nowwere dark and tarnished. Mrs. Trumbull crossedto a door which stood to the left of the sink,… … ELIZABETH MAKES AN OMELET. (SEE PAGE 347.) You 11 have to make one later on, if you haveanything for supper, said Mrs. Trumbull. I thought you d get supper, said Elizabeth. It would only be putting off your first lessonif I did, answered Mrs. Trumbull. You 11never get ahead that way. Mrs. Trumbull…
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