Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 225
ld takecare of her until she grew up to be a little serving-maid,—to milk the cows and help about the house.But little Tabitha told her dream to Lisbeth, whohad taken Lizas place, and hugged and squeezedher dolly, her very own all the whole time. And 204 BIDDING THE SUN GOOD-NIGHT IN LAPLAND.… … think. The children were most of them not prettyand not bright,—not very merry, even,—and wecould not but think of the prettier, and brighter,and happier children we knew. One little, sickchild with red, weak eyes hugged her dolly tight,as though she could nt have■•. • so good a time very long.■…
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