Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 697
en chased and scared by this savage beast,who, not content with his own domain, had avicious habit of leaping fences and roaming aboutthe highway. Many complaints had been madeto old Sol without avail, and the bull had becomethe terror of the neighborhood. It was almoststrange Jack had not thought… … HE THOUGHT OF DISTINGUISHING HIMSELF AS PIRATE AND HIGHWAYMAN. him, there really was nothing wonderful to do.Life was surprisingly peaceful and humdrum, andpitifully tame. The most discouraging thing wasthe lack of ferocious monsters. There was anutter dearth of monsters. Jack could nt under-stand…
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