Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 182
our stool; because rough, home-made stools were the common chairs of the time ;and the puncheon floors were so uneven that anoisy child could easily rock to and fro. Put your knife and fork upon the right, andyour bread on the left side, he says ; and he alsotells them not to throw bones under the… … COPY OF ONE OF THE REWARD-CARDS PAINTED BY CHRISTOPHERDOCK FOR INDUSTRIOUS PUPILS. side. And he is cautioned not to put the remain-ing bread in his pocket. You may imagine that, as time passed on, Chris-topher Dock had many friends ; for all his scholarsof former years loved him. He lived to be…
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