Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 869
rion and Mary Ann, who were a little neglected,I am afraid, but so tired and sleepy that they did ntmind. After such an exciting day as Bess had spent,one cant keep awake long, even when there is so 834 THE Dol.l. THAT COCLD X T SPELL HER NAME. [September, much fun to be had, especially when it is… … LADY MARION AND MARY ANN SEATED SIDE BY SIDE IN STATE. open so long, and when she saw that Bess wasasleep she gave a great sigh of relief, and she, too,got into Noddles boat. The three kittens, findingit very tame to play with a mouse that would ntgo for the want of winding up, curled up togetherin…
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