Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
She exclaimed and exclaimedand kept on exclaiming! Betsy could not helpwondering if she really always had been as flut-tery as this. And then, all of a sudden, it cameout—the great news, the reason for the extraHutteriness. Aunt Frances was going to be married ! Yes! Think of it! Betsy fell back… … I VF. HAD A l.HTTER FROM AUNT FRANCES, SAU) KF.TSY. Aunt Frances flushed with pleasure and wenton: \ou 11 love your old .\unt Frances justas much, wont you. when she s Mrs. Plimpton? Betsy put her arms around her and gave hera great hug. I 11 always love you. Aunt Fran-ces! she said. You 11 love…
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