Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 112
ble in getting it through, and his headkept coming into view and then disappearing againbehind the flaps in so ridiculous a manner thatDavy shouted with laughter, and the Goblin smiledharder than ever. Suddenly the poor little manmade a desperate plunge and had almost madehis way out when the flaps… … quite sure had always been a straight-up-and-down,old-fashioned window, was now a round aftair withflaps running to a point in the center, like theholes the harlequin jumps through in the pan-tomime. How did that window ever get changed into around hole ? he asked the Goblin, pointing to itin great…
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