Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 540
thing, though I tugged and twisted my very best.He had had a good chance to tie me up well, for Ihad slept so soundly. I was regularly bandaged. He stood by me for a few minutes, watching tosee if I needed any more fixing, but when he madeup his mind that I was done up securely, hebrought a chair… … l WOULD NT LIKE IT MYSELF. to do it this morning, any way, for you always sleepsound enough in the mornings to let a fellow tieyou up as much as he pleases. And I supposeyou 11 say it was mean to tie you, any way, butyou know well enough that it s no use for me toargue with you, for you would nt…
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