HOW TOM TOOK CARE OF DOT. 213 us. Tom turned to see what Dot meant, and found that the boathad broken from the bank, and they were floating down the streamwithout any oars. Tom was very much frightened. He remem-bered his promise to his mother to take good care of Dot; buthe was a very brave little… … Dot promised. Tom wondered if they would have to stay onthe river all night. But they did not. A kind fisherman found them, took theminto his boat, and rowed them back to their papa and mamma.They were so glad to have them safe in their arms again thatthey didnt scold Tom. They knew he meant no…
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