Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 30
rept up from the woods. Thebrook was all in the shadow, now. What if theyshould forget to stop for her, and she and Phillisshould have to stay there all night ? She lookedat Phillis again, and crept a little farther away.She was so still, and there was something cold inher face, it made her feel… … TRIPPING ALONG THE WIDE GRAVEL-WALK. made her a cup of tea. She was sorry for Phillis,but it was prime fun to have the old woman in herplay-house, and actually to make tea herself, outthere in the woods. There was enough for bothof them in the little basket, and Melicent con-scientiously read the…
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