Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 38
e two girls became very goodfriends in the bright, clear days that followed.They walked miles around the decks, playedshuffle-board together, and lay in their steamer-chairs side by side for hours at a time. Molly,\vho, since her coming, had never been off herisland, was eager to learn of ships… … UF HONOLULU. The result was that Ann, quite unconsciously,patronized her new friend a little. Her attitudetoward her was kindly, but it was a bit conde-scending. Molly knew solittle about the thingsthat made Anns life that it never occurred toAnn that she might know about anything else,and after…
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