Hoppin, Augustus, 1828-1896 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 64
lass dishwhich Aunt Cutler had given toGrandmother Dunn, be shattered by that horrid sheep, theynever could be replaced. Meanwhile the precious lamb pickedhis way among wine-glasses and English walnuts, and beat a hastyretreat without oversetting a salt-cellar or disturbing a cracker. This… … CHAPTER SEVENTH. WORK AND PLAY. LOVE for drawing was a marked charac-teristic among the Anton boys. Debrahused to say that we got it from onr fa-thers side, whatever that expression mightmean ; we stimulated it by constant exer-cise, so that it became a source of intenseenjoyment. A habit of…
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