Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 557
and felt under the bureau for thepiece of mince-pie he had hidden there. He hadtaken it from the pantry shelf, that evening,—agood big quarter of a pie. It was rather dusty, buttasted good, and Tommy sat up in bed, and ate it all in ten bites. Then he curled down amongblankets, and wished he was a… … was his bed, and his room with blue paper cwalls ? Oh, my ! what is the matter ? cried To!He was sitting upon a bit of sea-weed, in a •■■: :,; TOMMY S COUSINS. 529 5S case full of water, and a red-nosed man inctacles was looking at him. . A fine specimen of fresh-water urchin, saidred-nosed man. ,…
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