Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 336
ady to cry. I am not ready to go—yet. You dont need to go at all, unless you wish,Maggie, said Mr. Graham, gravely. Ask MissPenfold. I shall be glad to have you stay with me aslong as you like, Allegra assured her. Willyou stay with me always, Maggie? Oh, how good you are! cried Maggie, beam-ing… … YOU COME TO TAKE ME AWAY? MAGGIE ASKED,RATHER WISTFULLY. place, anyway, said Mr. Graham. That is over;that is nt your home any more. I will tell youabout it sometime. Once I thought that youmight like to come to live at the Settlement andbe my little girl, but that was before you had metthe real…
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