Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 399
defeated in their object,but she thought it was a terrible thing to have hadan actual conflict with them. Her good squire did his best to make matterslook as well as possible. You must remember, my lady, said he, thatthe fight was not within our walls, and that noneof us took part in it. And, I… … Wfl THE NIGHTMARE OF THE BOV WHO TEASED THE ANIMALS. i883.] ANY TRAIN. 381 TWO SIDES OF A LAUGH. THERE was an urchin of the town,Who, on his way to school, Wheneer his comrade tumbled down,laugh in ridicule. But when it was himself who fell,—As sometimes he did fall,— He neither bore it very…
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