Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 677
JIM CROW S FIRST HOME. I am sorry to say he is a shameless little thief.He steals anything he can carry away. He took 648 JIM CROW. [Septembf my thimble one morning, kept it until noon, andthen brought it back to me. He stole Nellies … When the men are planting potatoes, Jim wiwalk along the furrows, eating worms and chatteling, and when they throw little potatoes at himhe catches them in his bill. He is fond of miceand can catch them as quickly as a cat. He visits the neighbors about the time they atfeeding their dogs and cats,…
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