Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 385
under both hercoats, where he will be held by a lot of sealskinstrings passing back and forth under him andaround his mothers shoulders over her dress ; andthere he will be very warm, directly against herbody and under her two fur coats, besides thefour thicknesses of the hood wherein he wasriding… … LITTLE BOREAS AND HIS MOTHER. or doing such other work, the little baby is allowedto roll around almost without clothing, among thereindeer skins that make the bed, where it amusesitself with anything it can lay its hands on, froma hatchet to a snow-stick. This stick is much likea policemans club,…
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