Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 262
Griswolds door opened asthe four older children came from school. Davidlooked out at them. Come ! he ordered mysteriously. He led the way to the front room, where, inthe sunny window, was a dark red geranium. Oh, exclaimed Polly, it s Mrs. Frisbiesbest one! Aunty Griswold came out from her… … ;^,V ^ All .&>, \\ c- O^ Very likely Elsie was dreaming that afternoonwhen she found herself in the Dim Forest. I amonly telling you what she said about it afterward. She certainly had been reading Through theLooking-Glass, and had a vague recollection ofAmos asleep on the rug and saying…
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