Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 551
lence, brokenonly by an occasional short remark: Can theereally drive, Harriet? Louise, thee is sun-burned. I declare, Harriet, thy hair becomesredder and redder. To which the girls wouldreply, with waning enthusiasm, Yes, indeed.Aunt Hester. To their excited descriptions she 992 FINDING OUT AUNT… … AUNT HF.STKK AKI;IVI:S. On Thursday, the two girls were still bravelyrushing Aunt Hester. At the breakfast-table,Louise suggested blackberries. There are heaps of them over on Snake Hill,put in Harriet, and it s only a mile and a halfby the road. What do you say. Aunt Hester?Are you game? A tiny…
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