No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, — Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
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No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, though every one of them was a bit odd and rolled asymmetrically.

— Ellen Klages, In the House of the Seven Librarians
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