Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 250
deserve it! I should like to be there—but how can I face thechildren—their beauty, their sweetness, their innocence—how can I appear before these little ones withoutbursting into tears of gratitude? How could I, know-ing what they are there for, behold them withoutmaking great display of what Brer… … CINDERELLAS GRANDDAUGHTER BY BETH B. GILCHRIST Chapter II Dorothea lay in her pineapple bed and luxuriated.Part of the luxuriating consisted in rememberingwhat she was not doing. She had not the re-motest idea what oclock it was. Oh, the blissof not having to care! She could lie abed withthe sun…
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