Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374
ight made them tough and bitter.Now that they were ripe, it was important that theyshould be dug promptly, for I had read that awarm rain was apt to start the new potatoes grow-ing, and this spoiled them for table use. So I said : We will stick to this task until it is finished,and then we shall… … DOMESTICATEDANADA WILD GEE5L. , -^2- CRUSOE ISLAND. SOME OF THE SIGHTS AT THE GREAT STOCK-FARM. DRIVEN BACK TO EDEN. [September, ideas which will be useful, even in my small outlayof money. So we dug away at the potatoes, and gatheredlike ants until we had nearly a hundred bushelsstored. As they…
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