Philadelphia : American Sunday-School Union · leaf 96
haps, will be alesson to my little girl, if she should ever becaught iu a thunder-storm, not to take shelterunder a tree. Well, your father and uncle and George, assoon as they heard it thunder, went away fromthe hedge, and began to think what they shoulddo next; for we did not want to be wet… … it lightened again, and thundered sharper analouder than before; and very glad we were,when we reached the yard, to find a wagon-lodge, which was open, and which wouldnicely screen us from the storm. There was alarge dog in the lodge, and we thought hewould try to prevent us from going in ; but…
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