Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 414
Y OUT, AND SOMI-BOnV CAME IN WITH THE SNOW. Poor Jane had cried herself to sleep, but Tommy Tucker lay thinking. Imust let the Little New-Year in, he said to himself, and then he dropped asleep.It was just five minutes of twelve, by the little French clock on the mantel, FOR V^ERY LITTLE FOLK 265… … IT IfAS A CALENDAR. eight—nine—ten—eleven — twelve. As Tommy threw open the front door,saying, Good-by, Old-Year! Happy New-Year! he could see an old manhurry out, as the snow blew in, and somebody came in with the snow.Shut the door. Tommy; it is cold, said a voice. Tommy turned in the direction…
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