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  • "Whatever special sauce they are using, we should all sift through the ingredients," said Lisa Hagadorn, parent of a fourth-grader at the school.

    School Fails Budget Test Stephanie Banchero 2011

  • (Alack, the snow where the wolf tracks were, is melted now!) Well, Hagadorn followed the white skater all the night, and when the ice flushed pink at dawn, and arrows of lovely light shot up into the cold heavens, she was gone, and Hagadorn was at his destination.

    The Shape of Fear, and other ghostly tales 1898

  • Well, Hagadorn followed the white skater all the night, and when the ice flushed pink at dawn, and arrows of lovely light shot up into the cold heavens, she was gone, and Hagadorn was at his destination.

    The Shape of Fear Elia Wilkinson Peattie 1898

  • Hagadorn took off his skates and glanced carelessly lakeward, he beheld

    The Shape of Fear Elia Wilkinson Peattie 1898

  • But Hagadorn broke in with his story and told him all as it had come to pass.

    The Shape of Fear Elia Wilkinson Peattie 1898

  • They buried Marie Beaujeu in her bridesmaid white, and Hagadorn was before the altar with her, as he had intended from the first!

    The Shape of Fear, and other ghostly tales 1898

  • Three nights later, Hagadorn skated back again to his home.

    The Shape of Fear, and other ghostly tales 1898

  • The sun climbed arrogantly up to his place above all other things, and as Hagadorn took off his skates and glanced carelessly lakeward, he beheld a great wind-rift in the ice, and the waves showing blue and hungry between white fields.

    The Shape of Fear, and other ghostly tales 1898

  • But Hagadorn broke in with his story and told him all as it had come to pass.

    The Shape of Fear, and other ghostly tales 1898

  • Three nights later, Hagadorn skated back again to his home.

    The Shape of Fear Elia Wilkinson Peattie 1898

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