Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
se he smiled with hiseyes oftener than with his mouth. He was naturallytrue and good, for he hardly knew what evil was.Except his parents and his sister, he saw no onefor weeks at a time ; and when he. met other boys the cows were warmly stabled and content withtheir meals of boiled hay ; when the… … JON S HO.ME. after church at Kyrkedal, so much time always waslost in shyly looking at each other and shrinkingfrom the talk which each wanted to begin, that no very intimate acquaintance followed. But, in spite of his lonely life, Jon was farfrom being ignorant. There were the long win-ter months,…
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