Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 79
go to Sunday-school,and now and then are taken on picnics, justsuch as we have at home. If you dontthink they enjoy them, look at the picture Itook one day when they were loading severaltrolley-cars with eager children. They call the islands The Playground ofthe Pacific, and it is just that. The… … THE GROWN-UPS ENJOY THIS PARADISE OF HAWAII AS MUCH AS THE CHILDREN HINDU STORIETTES By W. NORMAN BROWN I. THE BALL OF THREADA POOR old woman who was employed toguard a cotton-field plucked, one day, a fewbolls and spun the cotton into a fine thread,which she wound into a ball. On her way home that…
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