Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 426
my end of the game,Dayton told her. Glad you like it, Sis.Are nt so sorry now that your brothers aman of affairs? It s a beauty. Date, she said again.Thank you, ever so much. I acted patient, she sobbed to herselfafter he had gone; but I did nt feel patientone bit. I hope Mother will be gladder of… … 288 DAYTONS WAFFLES gift, and, for his pleasure, it saw daily use.To Barbie it was a constant trial, and herbrothers complacency nettled her more thanshe would have wanted him to know. Itsnothing in the world but a waffle-iron, sheached to remind him. We had a perfectlygood one before. Its cost…
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