Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 540
and is not to beblinded to the ultimate and highest aim of all. He pos-sessed an equally happy and equally rare disposition to seek in the lesser work the accomplishment of thegreater. Through much labor and suffering, he wonthe desired leaves one by one, but always indirectly outof his daily life… … A FLYING START. BY HOWARD SHERMAN, AGE 12.(GOLD BADGE.) when I read Little Women (and I have read it manytimes), I am always more interested in Jo than eitherMeg, Beth, or Amy. Meg is a fascinating character,Beth is very sweet, and Amy very amusing, but awk-ward, lively Jo, with her queer ways and…
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