Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 436
he other arm. She 11 see me standinghere talking, and then I 11 catch it! The Brisken Brees anger melted immedi-ately. It was such a pretty little boy! What right has she to tell you where tostand, old toothless Liz? Oh, dont, please! If she should hearyou, I dont know what would happen. What right… … Huh! The Brisken Bree reflected. Itseems to me it s a pretty fine thing for oldLiz. Oh, no! said the little boy. Aunt Lizsays that she could get a much better placeif it was nt for me. Now I must go in.He paused, reluctantly. You are a fairy,are nt you? The Brisken Bree looked contemptuous.A fairy!…
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