Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374
es, Mr. Chipperton appeared, car-rying an immense arm-load of gray moss. Hepuffed and blew as he threw it down on deck.When his wife came out and told him of Cornysdisaster, he stopped dusting his clothes, and lookedup for an instant. I declare, said he, Corny must keep out of thewater. It seems to… … WE SAW HER SLOWLY RISING BENEATH US. Now then, my dear, said he to his wife,I ve enough moss here for the parlor and sitting- room, and the little back-room, upstairs. I did ntget any for the dining-room, because it might blowabout and get into the food. Do you mean to take that moss all the…
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