Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 473
A JOLLY LITTLE SALT. Phyllis and her parents use the ship only as aplace to sleep, and spend all their waking hoursashore, seeing the sights, shopping, or visitingfriends, of whom they have a number in almostevery city at which they stop. A happy, care-free, holiday life they lead at such times. … teddy and punch. Liberty in the harbor, the busy, noisy Bush Dockat which they anchor, the wonderful trolleys, sub-ways, and streets, the shops where countless dollsand toys are spread before her admiring eyes, theZoo, the parks, the museums—these are herdaily delight while in New York. And, more…
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