Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 44
leg? If I and that she might not be wet when it rained ordew fell, her big friend laid a green grassy turfover her. There little Beata had to sit alone, butit was no great hardship, for she had her cloak,which she could put on at evening when it grewcold, and a sugar-cake on a little mound beside… … LITTLE BEA did my duty I should cut off her head, said theViking, trying the edge of his little axe with hisfinger. Oh! you really are a dreadful boy, criedBeata, but I shall contrive to hide little Beata sosnugly that you can never set your bloody handson her. You may trust me for that. Then she…
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