Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 698
ng delightto this awfully jolly day. The fixed air must have gone down into his heels,for, instead of walking quietly by Aunt Fannysside, Arthur took flying leaps over the curb-stoneswhen they came to a crossing, waiting for her to Blues playing leap-frog, with petticoats tuckedup. All this he told… … THE BLUE-COAT BOY SCARES THE THIEF. lalk over, with his eyes shining like diamonds.nd how fast his tongue ran! He told Aunt ;anny how, on every Easter Monday, the blue-coat>ys walked in procession to the Royal Exchange;id on Easter Tuesday paid a visit to the Lordayor; and how the street boys…
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