Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 236
and tied it around Betsys neck. Theresthe soap, there s the table. You stack thedishes up on that table. She was out of the little gate in the counter in 191-] UNDERSTOOD BETSY 697 a twinkling, just as Molly, in answer to a beckon-ing gesture from Betsy, came in. Hello, theresanother one! said the… … TWO DOUGHNUTS, PLEASE, SAID A MANS VOICEHER. . . . WHATEVER SHOULD SHE DO? not understanding a single word. The girllaughed, swooped back, gave Molly a kiss, anddisappeared, running side by side with the youngman toward the dance-hall. Betsy mounted on a soap-box and began joy-fully to wash the…
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