Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 491
less young lady, asshe whirled about inan eddy of the swiftcurrent. Here, fish her outwith this stick, criedNell,— for the doll hadgone beyond Nedsreach. After many unsuccessfulattempts, she was finallyrescued, all wet and drip-ping, her pretty dress quitelimp. Her clothes are spoiled,but otherwise… … OH, OUR DOLLIES! OUR DOLLIETHE LITTLE GIRLS. her drown! cried Alice, clasping her hands in house now; dont you, Nell? said Alice, quite something very like agony, while Ned stopped the mournful over her pets disaster. boat and leaned over the brook to rescue the luck- Yes, said Nell. 1 suppose we…
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