Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 340
ofpreferring to be yanked into their coats byDan rather than to be insinuated into them ele-gantly by anybody else. How small your feet seem, Dan, in those newtan shoes, said Olive, pensively according himsome of the balm she needed herself. Dont they, though? agreed Dan, pridefullyspreading his… … deavoring to defend thewearing of her own newshoes also. And as for apicnic, I d sooner look—atleast neat—at a picnic thananywhere else. That is whyI have dressed in all mypretty things. The day was all that itshould be for a picnic, aseverybody had known it would be, even weeksbefore; for, in this…
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