Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 290
to the poor, is oneof the noble enterprises to whichAlec has been chief contributor. Those deformed lads in the car-riage yonder are from the Ram-sey Asylum for Hunchbacks. That was Alecs carriage, and thatcrooked gentleman on the backseat was Alec himself. Every fairafternoon he is out in this… … - ■•• ■■ .-■-. . >*■- .;■■■ ,■■ / -Vfki WHEN MY SHU COMES IN. RUMPTY-DUDGETS TOWER. (A Fairy Tale.) By Julian Hawthorne. IV. THE three children were a good deal frightenedwhen they saw where the ball had gone, and wellthey might be; for it was Rumpty-Dudgets ball,and Rumpty-Dudget himself was…
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