Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 212
, who soon be-came acquainted with the boys. He was a brightfellow, whose mind was stored with all the queernotions peculiar to Southern negroes. He at onceformed a great liking for Hugh, whose enthusiastictemperament captivated him. The two began toassociate together a great deal, the negro… … ILM& fSB TV*, HUGH FUNG DOWN HIS GLN AND RAN BACK TO THE FENCE. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) and his drove of young mules. It was quite plainthat Uncle Charley was a thrifty and energeticfarmer. His house was on a hill, from which onecould see all over the broad rolling farm, consistingof about a thousand…
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