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Little George's first journey (1846)

Philadelphia : American Sunday-School Union · leaf 92

An illustration from Little George's first journey, 1846, leaf 92
he last thing in this walk that 1 mustwrite about now—(for my letter is much longerthan 1 intended it to be)—it was an adder. An TWO LETTERS. 93 adder, you know, is a kind of snake which hastwo very sharp teeth, called fangs. Thesefangs have a little bag of poison at the root;and when they bite any… … growing in the water, not far from the bank ,and George wished me to gather some of theserushes to take home to you. So we went closeto the edge of the river, and when there, weheard a rustling noise very near our feet. Wecould not at first see what it was made the noise ,but when I stirred the…

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