Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 410
d each [her in dumb pantomime, shook their fists in each fiers faces, and appeared frightened half to death I their loss. The scout was not to be found, nor j d any boy or girl among the spectators seen him In fact, as they were very sure he had not left stage at all, their excitement and wonder… … WHIRLIGIG, OR DANCING BOY. ;uck up a lively tune; the men, suddenly recon-..:d to their misfortune, picked up their litter and1 iced off with it in the gayest possible manner,b i the curtain fell. John Spooners great exhibi-i j a was over.Where was the wounded scout?
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