Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 451
t. January (shaking his head). Better not, tter not—you know we ve never done that wayfore. New Year. Of course not! This is to be a tNew Year. January. It is, indeed! But I dont mindchange, I think I rather like it; provided, of comthat I may send all the snow and ice I wish and tI shall always be… … January. I have nt the slightest idea. I knI m always waiting for December to get out ofway, and I hear people talking about February 1< igi8.] THE NEW NEW YEAR 259 before I am gone. But I have little to do with theothers. New Year (ivalking up and down). Old Yearspoke about March. January. Oh,…
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