Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 218
nty, but folks got I 11 make inquiries concerning your father,boy; meantime mind what you are about, andhave a good report to give when he comes foryou, returned the Squire, with a warning wag ofa stern fore-finger. Thank y, sir. I will, sir. Father 11 come justas soon as he can, if he is nt sick… … THE VISIT TO THE SQUIRE. 3 sd of them. Mules are numerous, but we havetwo-legged kind, and as a general thing prefer Langhae fowls to ostriches.He got no farther, for Ben laughed out so infec- 1usly that both the others joined him, and sorae- •w that jolly laugh seemed to settle matters better Itn…
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