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The story of live dolls : being an account of how, on a certain June morning... (1920)

Gates, Josephine Scribner, 1859-1930, Rogers, Mabel · Indianapolis : Bobbs-Merrill · leaf 76

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tle girls house, and tell her tobe here at three this afternoon, and tobe sure to wear an old dress. You are the darlingest mamma! Janie cried, as she hugged her and ranaway with a delightful feeling of mys-tery. It must be lovely if mammaplanned it, but what can it be ? Promptly at three all were… … lightful news, and then they settleddown to work. They first made somechocolate drops, the weentiest littlethings you ever saw; then some marsh-mallows, which were about the size ofparchesi dice. Next they made maple-creams anddear old-fashioned molasses candy, V. which the children were allowed…

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