Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 192
n hour. Then Merton jumped up, saying that he felt as fresh as if he had had a nights rest, and we ac- complished more in the cool of the day than if wehad kept doggedly at work. I found that Winnie and Bobsey required ratherdifferent treatment. For a while they did verywell, but one morning I set… … WINNIE, MOUSIE, AND BOBSEY GLEANED EVERY WILD BERRYTHAT COULD BE FOUND. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) discovered that they were throwing lumps of earthat each other. So absorbed were they in theiruntimely and mischievous fun that I was notnoticed until I found Bobsey sitting plump on thevegetables, and the rows…
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