Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 287
thought of that aggra-vating fly, and that awful frog, was too much forher poor nerves, and turning around, she dashedmadly on again. In another minute, the poor old man—cane,little legs, smile and all—was up in the air. He alighted in the top of a hickory-tree. Onebranch grazed his eye, two ran… … :- I WILL SIT ON THE STILE, AND CONTINUE TO SMILE. *>i!Ss>~i.~ stile and plump down on it, all out of breath, as straight up into the cold air and made the summit the cow neared him. of a mountain. Then he suddenly remembered reading some- When the old eagle plumped the little old man where…
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