Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 530
andGrandfather Hunter were planning a ride withAunt Sarah and Roxys mother. Piney and Biwere gone off a-sailing. Mary Hunter and Mr.Sadler were playing chess in the front parlor. Infact, the two girls were left to take care of them-selves, and what more could they have asked for ? That was the way… … ■ -. if :-.—, _ _ ■ _ -. _. ... I - / . oh, there s a darning-needle! The farther north you go, said Roxy, thecooler it is; and the next moment, she added, witha start of surprise : O, Susie, there s a darning-needle lit on your sun-bonnet ! A darning-needle ? Lit on my bonnet ? Whatis it, Roxy?…
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