Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
he numerous presents had all been opened by variousmembers of the family. Empty boxes, paper, string,and other paraphernalia lay scattered about the house. The dinner had begun. Anne, the youngest of thefamily, was seated with her Uncle Tom. Opposite herwas Brother Bob and Aunt Mary, with Dad… … SOMEWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES. BY HELEN R. GALLAND,AGE 12. (SILVER BADGE.) and cones. The dinner was all one could desire. Soup,goose, potatoes, squash, beans, onions, cranberry andcurrant jellies, and champagne. The Christmas pud-ding finally appeared, burning furiously, ending thesumptuous…
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