Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 163
utter-potsmade, each of which holds a forty- -.& second of a pound, andnow six of them are bro- „„.-.ken. It is too bad ! Where is your butter ? asked the Jolly-cum-pop. It is in a cool £vspring, near I will repay you with two pounds of the best butter.This will save you the trouble of keeping… … here, said thepigwidgeon, and wrappedin large greenleaves, but wewished to pot it down before the very hot weather came on. And now, alas Do not repine, interrupted the Jol-ly-cum-pop. I will make you a prop-osition. I am very hungry, and musthave something to eat. Give me your butter, and if you…
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