Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 42
n others to assist in the singing,but he must get U]) and do his part all alone. Presently the minister appeared and at-tempted to put the children at their ease byshaking hands with each one and uttering afew words of encouragement. The members of the chorus were seated on along bench on one side… … PINKEY KEHEARSES IN BED— RECITING HIS ADDRESS OVER AND OVER, ANDMAKING HIS GESTURES IN THE DARKNESS. others. His Affinity was there, but he couldnot muster up the courage to look at her. He tried to look unconcerned, but he knewthe utter failure he was making. Once he sawPutty Black grin and…
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