Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
vemammas. No, she cried, tossing back her long, blue-black braids. No, I am going to take yourpictures. Come, sit down and allow me to arrangeyou properly. Poor child ! She had herself been posed andtaken so often that she was perfectly familiarwith the whole performance.ESs^fe,;-,;-,-,.;,.-,...… … NOW BRIGHT, PLEASANT EXPRESSION, PLEASE ! for the little Adelina to have some little ones withwhom to play—she tires quickly of us older chil-dren. I am too big and tall for her, and I will she went on, as she arranged to her satisfaction herwonder-eyed and very willing little companions.Then,…
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