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The land of pluck; stories and sketches for young folk (1894)

Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Century Co. · leaf 243

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isitors- -who shall describe their emo-tions! As one of them afterward said, they were fright-ened to death and bursting with laughter. They all triedto hide behind one another when Mr. Brant, half angry, halfamused, asked them what they would like to do next. Go home, sir, I guess, said Tommy. And… … HE LAY ON THE SOFT GRASS UNDER HIS FAVORITE TREE, PONDERING THE JESTERS WORDS.

Children's stories, American

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