Hoppin, Augustus, 1828-1896 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 35
the high head-board.To this apparatus was attached a basket, which H. Auton filledwith the precious Johnny-cake and hoisted to the mast-head, hold-ing in his own hands, under his pillowT, the governing ropes. The contents of this mysterious pannier were to be lowered atdaylight, and administered to… … AUTON NURSERY. 31 wended its way from all quarters. The trundle-bed gave up itslittle citizens. The front side and middle of the ark were allagog, the youthful crew climbing over the jaded anatomy of Debrah,and nestling down around the Johnny-cake owner with eager jaws.No sweet-bread or fillet of…
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