Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 40
on Aunt Frances was waiting there,a patient, never-failing figure, to walk home withher little charge; and in the afternoon the samething happened over again. On the way to andfrom school they talked about what had happened in the class. Aunt Frances believed in sym-pathizing with a childs life, so… … ELIZABETH ANN STOOD UP BEFORE THE DOCTOR. Elizabeth Anns Ijcating the Schmidt girl in spell-ing, and was indignant over the teachers havingpets. Sometimes in telling over some very dread-ful failure or disappointment Elizabeth Annwould get so wrought up that she would cry.This always brought the…
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