Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 678
otty picked up theother oar. She could pull quite an even strokenow, for Jack had given her a good many lessons,and her mother allowed her to row near shore, orin the cove, all she pleased. I never thought I should go in the cedar boat,she said. Would nt the boys scold if they sawus ? I think we… … • POLLV ALMOST CATCHES JONAH. nd now the two half lifted, half pushed the lightoat to the shore, took down the oars and got in.You need nt row, Polly said, I shall justaddle to the buoy. He s asleep and wont stir,.ay your oar right in the bottom of the boat. Lotty obeyed, and Polly paddled softly…
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