Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 658
ead with a very littlejam or jelly; or with chopped dates or figs;or with scraped maple-sugar ; or with choppedraisins and nuts; or with a thick layer ofbrown sugar. Those are just as good as cake, and better, Ithink, said Mother Blair, as Mildred finishedcopying them all down. And now, what… … BROWNIE AND MILDRED MAKING CHOCOLATE CRACKERS. Mildred said she thought gingerbread mightbe good, or perhaps doughnuts; but she could notthink of anything else. Oh, I can think of ever so many things, saidher mother. But we will put down the ginger-bread first; and, by the way, what do you…
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