Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911 · New York : Harper and Brothers, printers and publishers · leaf 117
77 78 PEPPER AND SALT three little children seated high up in the wain, and thefarmer and the dame plodding ahead. Now, as they came to the bottom of Shooters Hill,whom should they meet but their good neighbor and … gossip, Jerry Jinks. So, Georgie, said he, youreleavin th ould house at last? High, Jerry, quoth Georgie. We were forced tullit, neighbor, for that black boggart torments us so thatthere was no rest night or day for it. The poor bairnsstomachs are empty, and the good dames nigh dead for it. PEPPER…
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