Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 358
your horse.I should say, let him go and do what he pleaseswith himself,— only then he would suffer and beabused, I suppose, and he looks as if he had hadenough of that, poor thing ! We must manage totake care of him in some way until your father iswell. But where shall we put him? Theres room… … time. If you did nt want the creature, why didyou buy him ? How did you buy him ? I — 1 -I bid on him just for fun, saidBenny, reluctantly, a — and—and the man said he was mine. What man? Where is he? inquired hismother, apparently indulging a wild hope that itmight yet be possible to undo this…
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