Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 95
nse of dutywould make me linger in this dewy, disagreeableplace. (He yawns again.\ Anne (persisting). But we have a right here. Doolittle (regarding her over his horn spec-tacles). And who are you to stand up so boldlyfor the childrens rights? I observe that theyhave not much to do with you; that… … village, each one waking up this morning with thehope that she will be chosen Queen of the May.Hey, is it not so? (A fresh burst of song is heard outside, andAnne sits dozvn on the grass and buries her facein her hands. Doolittle chuckles and goes back tohis book, over which he yawns, nods, and…
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