Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 504
t rid of in that way.It was a close race; for, although Frank ranhis best, the creature, with a loose, rickety, sham-bling gait, kept close behind him. Up onestreet and down another, under horses heads, upagainst stout ladies, behind horse-cars, they went, i879-] RUDOLPH DON PEDRO LIVINGSTONE. 477… … RUDOLPH AND FRANK HAVE A WRESTLING MATCH. (SEE NEXT lowed by that dreadful creature, Rudolph DonPedro Livingstone. Frank threw himself on the bed, and burst intoa flood of tears. When the paroxysm was over,and he looked up, the creature was standing by hisside, and patting his shoulder with one of…
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