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26723	Curtis, Alice Turner	A Little Maid of Ticonderoga			.txt	text/plain	40126	2791	91	Faith Carew was ten years old when Esther Eldridge came to visit her. "I wish I could go to Ticonderoga and visit Aunt Prissy," said Faith. In a moment the little girl looked up toward the open door and Faith "She is an only child, like your own little maid," he said to Mrs. Carew, "and I am glad they are to be friends." little girls did not notice that, just as Esther began speaking, Mrs. Carew had opened the sitting-room door. "My father made this little table," said Faith, helping Esther to a Mrs. Carew had told the little girls of the plan for Faith to go to "I hope she will come before I go to Aunt Prissy's," said Faith. "Put your hand on his head, Faith," said Aunt Prissy, "and I'll tell Faith told her aunt what the shoemaker had said about his little girl,	./cache/26723.txt	./txt/26723.txt