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28648	Douglas, Amanda M.	A Little Girl in Old Philadelphia			.txt	text/plain	105451	8209	91	A very homesick little girl was Primrose Henry when she went out to her not unlike thee, and shall be glad to bring them when Madam comes home Primrose learned to know her way about the great house and the garden "You look nice and rosy, little Primrose," said the lady. What Primrose had to tell seemed like wonderland to the little girl Aunt Lois came out, and taking her mother's hand, said, "Come and have Madam Wetherill looked at the note and said, "Yes," and Primrose, "We must be friends, little Primrose, for now we shall see a good deal to my little girl's half-brother and the child Bessy Henry loved. "Child," she said, "thou and Primrose go take a little run in the keen "We shall not be converted, little Primrose," said Polly Wharton. "Oh, Primrose!" said Madam Wetherill, "I cannot think what to do with	./cache/28648.txt	./txt/28648.txt