Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
and she wondered why itwas that the only children in the coach should bethe only ones who seemed to have no share inthe general joyousness. Something was wrong,she felt sure, and while she was cutting the leaves I9I3-] MISS SANTA CLAUS OF THE PULLMAN 101 of the magazine, she stole several glances… … EVERYBODY LOOKED AGAIN AS SHE WENT UP THE AISLE. about something, that Miss Santa Claus made upher mind to comfort her as soon as she had anopportunity. She knew better than to ask for herconfidence, as the well-meaning lady had doneearlier in the day. When she began to read, Willm drew a long…
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