Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 452
ately to January) in every New Year. (Alllook at January.) January (indignantly). It must have been longago! March. All the other months will like to come.April will cry, perhaps, for being wakened so soon,and May and some of the others will shiver a littlefrom the cold. But what of that! They 11… … does this mean? Am I late? Why am I called? New Year. No, oh no! we are to have a newNew Year. You see, I have thought of a plan toplease all the children while I am here. They are tohi.ve exactly the weather they like best. You, Feb-ruary, and December and March, are to do yourwork now instead of…
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