Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 204
tfind it mythelf! There, I come acrost the holewhat it goeth into. He had no trouble in coming acrost the keyitself, for he found it lying on the ground. Hetook it up, looked at it curiously, and said: Thiththing muth be a key. So he tried to put it intothe key-hole, but an unexpected difficulty… … THE KEY-HOLE MOVES UP. stood on them on his tip-toes, but still the key-holeshot up out of his reach. At last, he got downexhausted, and sat down on the pile of stones hehad made, with his back to the door. On lookinground, he saw that the key-hole was back in its oldplace, and within a few inches…
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