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08204 ▼a [Fic] ▼2 23
1001 ▼a Penrose, Margaret, ▼e author.
24510 ▼a Dorothy Dale and her chums ▼h [electronic resource]/ ▼c by Margaret Penrose.
260 ▼a Dinslaken: ▼b Andr? Hoffmann, ▼c [2017].
300 ▼a 1 online resource (110 pages).
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4901 ▼a Dorothy Dale series
520 ▼a . (3y (BDorothy Dale is a good-hearted 15-16 year old girl who takes the poor and unfortunate under her wing and defends and cares for them. This book chronicles her adventures with a gypsy girl and a displaced French heiress, as she strives to bring the former to a civilized and justified life, and the latter to overcome her situational difficulties. (3z (BOf all things, to have that happen just now! Isn't it too mean! (3y (Bsighed Dorothy, perching herself on the high shelf at the side of the pump, and gazing dejectedly beyond the wire fence into the pigeon loft, where a few birds posed in real (3z (BOh fair dove, Oh, fond dove! (3y (Bfashion. (3z (BMean? (3y (Brepeated Tavia, who was inside the wire fence, calling live birds, and looking for dead ones, both of which efforts were proving failures. (3z (BIt is awful, Dorothy, such a doings as this. They are gone, sure enough, (3y (Band she crawled through the low gate that was intended as an emergency exit for chickens or pigeons. (3z (BI'd just like to know who took them, (3y (Bshe finished. (3z (BSo would I, (3y (Band Dorothy shook her blonde head with a meaning clearer than mere words might impart. (3z (BYes, I would like to know, and I've just a notion of finding out. (3y (B2 Tavia reached for the clean little drinking pan that rested on the shelf at Dorothy's elbow. She held it under the pump spout while Dorothy worked the pump handle up and down. Then, with the fresh water in her hand, Tavia crawled inside the wire enclosure again. A few tame bantams flew across the yard to the treat. Then the doves left their perch and joined the party around the pan. (3z (BHow lonely they look without the others, (3y (Bremarked Dorothy, as she, too, crept through the wire gate. (3z (BAnd I did love the Archangels. I never saw prettier doves. They always reminded me of real Paradise birds. No wonder they were called by a heavenly name. (3y z (BAnd to have taken both pairs! (3y (Bdenounced Tavia. (3z (BMy favorites were the fantails—they always made me think of—What do you think? (3y z (BThink? I know. (3y (B
5880 ▼a Print version record.
590 ▼a eBooks on EBSCOhost ▼b All EBSCO eBooks
650 0 ▼a Young women ▼v Juvenile fiction.
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77608 ▼i Print version: ▼a Penrose, Margaret. ▼t Dorothy Dale and Her Chums. ▼d Dinslaken : anboco, ?017
8001 ▼a Penrose, Margaret. ▼t Dorothy Dale series.
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