Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 736
ose, those gorgeous stars I saw no more thatday. And now sweet Almas look is cold, she spurns me fromafar. And now, if you would make me wroth, why, then, justmention star. AN EVENING I HAVE ENJOYED BY CATHARINE CARR (aGE I2) {Silver Badge)Come over to our house at seven to-night, Etta Rosssaid to… … a travel HICTURE. BY ALICE LEE THOMAS, AGE 12. plantation, and Etta soon grew homesick after the nov-elty wore off. A few days before, there had arrived two greatpiano-boxes for Miss Etta Ross from Robert Ross ofMaine. As you may suppose, every one at school wascurious. Bob, her brother, had…
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