Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 488
d love a sail! she said gaily. I 11 runright up and tell Aunt Elizabeth we re going outwith Foster. And she scampered away. The pair left behind sat down upon the grassto wait. Foster studied his companion critically. You twinlets, he suddenly burst out, growto look more alike every day. I could nt… … THE DREAM PLUNGED ABOUT, EVERY NOW AND THEN CAREENING DANGEROUSLY. (SEE PAGE 323. happy hours floating over the bright, mirror-like deal like the Gulf Stream between here and New surface of Hamilton harbor with, now and then, York. I suppose a temper always goes with fiery a swift dash out into the…
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