Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 564
gingham dress nnd a white apron like those at Putney Farm stood in front of a tiny squarebuilding, like a toy house. Is nt this Betsy?asked the young girl, again. Your Cousin Annsaid you were coming to school to-day, and I vebeen looking out for you. But I saw you goingright by, and I ran out to… … OH, HE S ASKING FOR MOKE ! CRIED ELIZ.XBETH ANN. teacher, and you d better come right in, for it stime to begin. She led Betsy into a room withgeraniums at the windows, where about a dozenchildren of different ages sat behind their desks.At the first sight of them Betsy blushed crimsonwith fright…
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