Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 58
. They, too,were not dressed (by this time it lookedstrange to us children to see so manydogs without their clothes on !), andtheir names were Tom, Dick and Harry.The supple fellows flew through ringsand wreaths suspended before them, andat last, when a barrel was held in the air, theyjumped… … Tom, Dick and Harryscampered off the stagein high glee, and thefamous rope-jumper,Leon, came in with abound. This active fellowseemed to take to the skip-ping-rope as heartily as a GISELA TAKES A STAND. girl, for he easily cleared it twenty times withoutmissing, while the master and his assistant…
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