Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 203
n, tying it into bundles as it accu-mulated, or threshed the rich wheat from theuseless chaff. The hay-fields—and Uncle Philipexpected to cut two thousand tons of hay thatsummer — were, many of them, so far from thehome ranch that the men had a complete campingoutlit, not to waste time going back… … last. Just think. Uncle Philip ! was his favorite pleasures spoiled for you by the comparison,exclamation, Mamma thought tliat flock of Then there were picnics at the great cave, beauti-sheep was a hedge-fence! or, Uncle Philip! fully shaded with great trees along the creek, ■O UNCLE Ill I LIP 185…
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