Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 217
us and that we aregoing to do everything we canfor them. Tell them we wantevery French child to be happy,and that every American childis going to work for that end. If you do not raise enough toadopt an orphan, or if you adoptone and have some money left,send it all in. These odd sumswill be put… … lunch is eaten in the fields at the noon hour. (see page 704.) THE FARMERETTES BATTALION BY NANCY WOODS WALBURN A NATION-WIDE Womaiis Land Army, and its appeals to girls for their vacation. Being a farmer-ette means hard work and plenty of it, but lots of fun and patriotism. For the girls who…
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