Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 210
om the honey-suckle arbor, a short distance off, came Mary LouMilford, Betty Garfields rival for the Anthonymedal. She slowly climbed into the welcomingarms of the big oak which had watched and com-forted more than fifty years of Lancaster girls. The Lancaster Oak whispered and swayed, andMary Lou… … I WILL LIVE UP TO THE PROSPECTUS AND DEVELOP MY INDIVIDUALITY Mary Lou had nt intended to eavesdrop. Shehad been curled up in the arbor studying herCicero when Luciles nonsense had attracted herattention; and who would nt listen to Lucile?Then it had startled her so to hear Miggsys rea-sons for…
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