Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 346
ion,after a tliorough examination, that his leg waseither broken or badly sprained,— and Gobaly wasa judge of such things. He had once doctored aroosters lame leg, and though the rooster was neveragain able to mount a fence, and crowed with di-minished energy, he was still able to cheer his… … 3^4 HOW SANTA CLAUS KOUND THE POOR-HOUSE. [March, sprained ankle — to say nothing of one whose tailthe gobbler had nipped off. And he had seen thedoctor in the village set a puppys leg, and hadcarefully watched the operation. He helped the dog along toward the house —and it was well that he was a…
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