Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 494
1049 slumbered before the fire, and in the chimney cornerwas a great home-made broom. As soon as she saw us she bounced out of her chairand seized the broom, screaming out something in aforeign tongue as she did so. We girls began to getfrightened, but when one of the boys assured her thatwe meant… … «£irTEM3rR. a heading for SEPTEMDtK. liV MARGARET REEVE, AGE : (silver badge.) woman did not seem to be in the least disturbed by thetempest^ and began to prepare her evening meal, mutter-ing all the time to herself, which was rather alarming. When the simple repast of black bread and soup wasready…
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