Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 36
m-mate. Ann had never traveled that way, and the pros-pect did not add to her good humor. But foronce her father had been firm. He was sure thatshe would always regret it if .she did not finishwith her class at school. As Ann went below decks to her room, she was in a very bad mood for a usually… … D ON THE EDGE OF HER UPPER KEKTH, ANN WATCHEDTHE OTHER GIRL. (SEE NE.XT PAGE.) world, and she appreciated all that he did forher. So now, as she looked through the maze of pas-sageways for her own room, Ann decided thatshe would get her things in order and brace upbefore luncheon. She found the…
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