Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 227
in those times ; for waralways leaves a sight of lazy rascals afloat, as well aspoor fellows maimed and homeless. Mother had gone over to the sewing society at Mrs. Shirleys, and I was all alone, for Sally wasso stiff with rheumatics she could scarce stir, andthat was why I staid to take care of… … saw the man popping up his head now and thento spy the land, and I felt sure he meant mischief.I knew Sally would only scream like a scared hen,so I let her sleep; and getting behind the shutter 1pointed my gun, and waited to blaze away as soonas the enemy showed signs of attacking. Presently he…
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