Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 250
ll like eachother. Now let s get into our camp things.Then we shall feel at home. The driver of the wagon had unstrapped the steamer-trunk and set it in place against the sideof the sleeping-tent. Katherine produced a keyand unlocked it, while Pat threw up the lid of thebig trunk beside it and… … I VE BEEN PINING TO SEE HOW IT WOULD LOOK THAT WAY, SAID PAT(SEE NEXT PAGE) High boots, thank you. Mosquitos like metoo well for tennis-shoes. Plainly, Pat was ecstatically happy. Kather-ine watched her quick movements and deftly,silently, followed her example. Modish hat andsuit, gloves, blouse,…
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