Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 472
thinking that probably some chickenhad taken refuge there, she kept on her way. Meanwhile Charity was upstairs, in bed,—sent tobed in disgrace,—and all because of the comingpicnic. Saturday was Aunt Silences baking-day. She i88o.] CHARITY CARTER S PICNIC. 969 did think she would hurry with the work… … do you like to weed things? village ; but there was time to send her across lots,about a quarter of a mile ; that is, if Charity ranall the way, to neighbor Browns, to borrow some.Thrifty Miss Silence detested borrowing, but shesent Charity this once, bidding her: Now, dont stop a minute for…
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