Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 54
could not close his eyes, and in the earlymorning he hastened to tell his mother their goodfortune. She looked grave, and said : Ah, my lad ! 1 d rather you minded the cob-blers bench, nor trafficked with fairies. I fear metheyre uncanny folks to deal with. Never fear, mother ; we 11 be rich yet,… … ^vM^^> BEFORE NIMBLE JIM COULD GET BACK TO THE HOUSE, THE YARD WAS FULL OF MELON-VINE. seeds to-morrow at sunrise, and you will have your the garden to plant his precious seeds just at sun-wish, foolish boy. And, while Jim was thinking rise. With furious energy, he tore up all his old 38 NIMBLE…
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