Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 393
. And a boy with asad little face s.it disconsolately in front of the barndoor the rest of the morning. Whenever he ventured to the house for comfort orto see whether his mother showed any signs of re-lenting or not, some one Was*sure to be talking aboutthe party, and he sadly resumed his seat in… … BV K.Li.NOR MEMBER.) peanuts decided the day. Seated in the chair, witli teethclenched and hands tightly grasping aunties purse, hehad his first real hair-cut, which truly was nt so dread-ful, after all, when one had the prospect of peanuts. In the middle of the afternoon, whom should we spycoming…
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