Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 618
pstairs window that she had a head-ache and Avould go crazy if he did nt stop mak-ing all that noise. Billy stopped and went and saton the side porch, with his feet in the mignonetteand the hoki-moki bat hugged to his triumphantbreast, and dreamed dreams worthy of Caesar orNapoleon. The Broadport… … patrician quarter. Just about every one wholived up there had an automobile and a chauffeurto drive it and wore his good clothes all thetime. The juvenile residents of that favoredlocality were, in the estimate of the down-townboys, stuck-up and snobbish, and had a fineopinion of their baseball…
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