Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 227
heused to take tea with them there—big, jolly, andat home. For the little children he kept always 136 MORE THAN CONQUERORS [Dec, a big doll, and there were older sports for theothers. I never see a lot of boys, he said,without wanting to be among them, and wishingthey would let me into their… … PHILLIPS BROOKS IN THE PULPIT. (SEE PAGE I38.) and children of his own instead of that house ofempty rooms, kept for him by his faithful ser-vant Katie; and, though the great preachersought companionship in books, he was too warmand vital to be satisfied by print. I cannot beg,borrow, or steal a…
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