Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 205
d she to me, run for yerlife and fetch a dipper of water ! And, you good, noble girl, but for you wej certainly should have been killed, she ended,squeezing Pollys hand. Polly grew as red as fire, and said she must be|afther a-seein about supper. At that moment Ma came in the kitchen-wavand,… … I RUSHING INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD, SHE RAPIDLY OPENED AND SHUT THE UMBRELLA. But the lady smiled, and said : No, dont, mydear. I shall be better presently. And sure enough she was, and in a little whileshe let Polly help her to the house ; and when shehad drunk a tumbler of water, and had lain…
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