Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 674
e table. Then he went back intothe shop with Miss Sally. But his endless ques-tions got on her nerves after a while, she said,and she suddenly ceased to be the good company that she had been all morning. She mended thefire in the sitting-room and told Willm he d bet-ter play in there till Libby… … here! he said, holding it out in the blue mitten. possibly wait for Libby to come home and do it.He d write a picture letter. It was easier to readpictures than print, anyhow. At least for him.He slipped back into the shop long enough to getpaper and a pencil from the old secretary in thecorner,…
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