Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 236
inter, and for Nora a red scarf ofjust the right shade to set off her black hairand eyes. For the cook there is a stout newpair of overshoes, hers being worn to the very.sole. But still the little boy was not satisfied. Mrs.Darling saw it in his eyes, and she guessed thereason. As for me, she said… … IT WAS N T AN Y GOOD WISHINC KOR HER —IT COSTso Mt-CH TO rOMK. Mrs. Darling shrugged her shoulders. It ssomething I have use for every day, and nobodycould be expected to think of it. The little boy hitched his shoulders impatiently.It s fun telling what you want, anyhow, hesaid. Well, then, I…
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