Boykin, Edward M · Richmond : West & Johnston · leaf 28
-?but I must stop here, as I have no more itime to devote to them just now. But,])y and by, after I have told you manyother pretty stfiries, 1 may have somethingmore to say about Commodore Foole andColonel Small. THE LOST KITE. … HEN I was a little boy my Unclemade me a very beautiful kite, andthe first lime 1 went out to tly it, I foolish-ly let go the stnuo-, and it flew away, fellin the river aad was lost. When I went 28 STORIES FOR THE YOUNCx, to my Uncle and told him, with tears inmy eyes, what had happened and whathad…
Jackson, Stonewall, 1824-1863 · Children's stories, American
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