Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 448
d that her guest should have thebest of everything. \\hen Cousin Phoebe camepattering in at the side door, Elsa met her witha hospitality as cordial as her mothers. I 11 have supper on in just a minute, Cousin ELSAS COUSIN 1H(]:BE 247 Phoebe, she said, and chuckled to herself to seeCousin Phoebe… … ■GO ON WITH SYLVIA, ONLY WK.\P UP WARM chattered unendingly. Elsa listened and laughedand responded. Cousin Phoebe was here, and sheshould feel welcome, even if she ivoiild nt helpwash the dishes. But when they rose from the table, CousinPhoebe asked for an apron. Elsa almost gaped ather in…
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