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27986	Donnell, Annie Hamilton	Judith Lynn: A Story of the Sea			.txt	text/plain	14403	1472	98	Judith Lynn got into the old brown dory and rowed away to her remembered--once Blossom had said, "Oh, Judy, if I ever walk, I For Judith dreaded to go home with her news of the poor little "haul" "Never mind, Judy," Blossom's little, brave smile would say. Blossom riding way over a beautiful glimmery sea-road in a little she went up the beach, home, she would come on Blossom walking to day, some way, Blossom must walk in on the worn, weary little mother can I get Blossom across the sea?" Judith's eager face followed up "You shall walk, little Blossom," Judith whispered softly. "A little bother of a Blossom in a pink dress," laughed Judith, as "I'm proud o' _you_, Jemmy!" Judith said shyly, and looked away over "Can I see--I'd like to see that mother whose little girl can walk," legs to little Blossom, and Judith gazed at it resentfully.	./cache/27986.txt	./txt/27986.txt