The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 194
wn thestairs of the station, limping from his long run,came the camel. Even this Tartarin was happilyable to turn to good account. He reassured hisfellow-citizens, patting the camels hump: This is my camel; a noble beast! It has seenme kill all my lions. And so, linking his arm with the worthy… … BY WALTER STORRS BIGELOW I. ka-souze ! KA-SOUZE ! On summer vacation afternoons, we used to meetin my uncles side yard; and the low front fence,made of short posts connected by smooth, whitebeams six inches square, sagged beneath a rowXIII—12 of boys enjoying the shade of full-leaved maple-trees…
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