Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 841
at had been scolding at them from the top ofDave Sawyers fence dropped his tail and scuddedaway in alarm. Squirrels and robins usually havea wholesome dread of young people, thoughneither Abe nor Joey was their enemy. Theseboys had their thoughts on tom-cods, and theyscarcely noticed the green and… … AND HERE IS WHERE THE ELLET LEET ITS Lincoln Parkers mother hung two more of herboys shirts on the clothes-line before she glancedup at the summery sky, and said : Why, my son, it is going to rain, I m afraid.Besides, there s no good fishing in the Back Cove.Better go down on the wharf. Oh, you can…
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