Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 213
ant you to understan,wid poor little Dollie backdere cryinhereyesout, and wetwocantdonuffin _^ And once more Crab gaveway to his sorrow, and sob-bed as if unable to stop. Grief, like mirth, is con-tagious ; and, though Jack had got the mastery ofhimself, his tears now flowed again in sympathywith… … ferring Dollie and their luggage from the cabinto the boat, it was by no means certain that thesituation would have been thereby iniDroved. i883. SWEPT AWAY 681 The scow was empty, save for its human freightand the pole and the paddle which had been pliedso vainly against the resistless current.…
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