Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 118
endid hunter,the housekeeper to Nisse, one day. Not a man in the village can beat him,Nisses proud reply. He never missesmark ! But the next winter Nisse had no longerhares for sale. How is that ? inquired the housekeeper. Well, you see, answered Nisse, thoughtfull he does nt shoot any now. But why… … GETTING DOWN THE WOOD-SLED. iunting-dog for us. She barked, and in that waytarted the hare. We could nt afford to keep aeal dog, of course. And now the family got along quite nicely. Theioys brought home their earnings every Saturday:vening, and the mother went out to days work,5 she had done…
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