Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 238
its needs had claimed her. Two months later she stood I)y the fence, readinga letter which a passing herdboy had broughther. Tanned and strong, she stood in the sun-shine, her erect head wound about, Bulgarian- her, explaining her letter as her fingers flew.Nedejdas guardians had allowed her to… … OlLN 11 ! OH, KAUK.A, R.^DKA ! (SEE NEXT PAGE.) wise, with its heavy braids. Suddenly she lookedup, her brown eyes shining. Why, it s this very day! she cried excitedly.It s now ! She ran to the house. Mother, Mother! shecalled; Nedejda is coming! To-day! Now!The letter just came ! Help me quickly!…
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