Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 345
y dog, continued the small voice,as another step brought the resolute young per-sonage nearer. There he is. A pause, a long look, then a new demand withthe same solemn tone, the same advance. I wish to hear the donkey bray. Certainly, if he will. And the peacocks scream. Anything more, sir? Having… … Help yourself;and sit upon the stepto eat it, while youtell me whose boyyou are, said MissCelia, much amusedat his proceedings. Deliberately put-ting down his sticks, the child took the cake, and,composing himself upon the step, answered withhis rosy mouth full: I am papas boy. He makes a paper. I…
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