Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 488
loak, as she had no arms. Some cake, and some of thejel-ly that was left, was wrapped up in a piece of pa-per for her tocar-ry home to her moth-er and her lit-tle broth-ers and sis-ters, andthen, be-ing made just as hap-py as it was pos-si-ble for a poor dol-lyto be, she was tak-en back to the… … I think they look hap-pi-er al-read-y, said lit-tle Jen-nie, wholooked hap-py her-self for e-ven hav-ing played at kind-ness. When the old-er sis-ter of these two lit-tle girls has time to makearms for poor Ann, Susie and }en-nie in-tend-to a-dopt her in-to their fam-i-ly, and be moth-ers to her,…
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