Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 62
ing the brook throughfields of sunflowers and poppies, or climbing therocks on the sides of the mountains; but theywere tired and thirsty now, and Daisy looked wist-fully at the empty bucket, wishing she were strongenough to pull it down and bring the other, fulland dripping, up in its place.… … EVER SHEEP DOG. (SEE PRECEDING PAGE.) wonderful dog. Daisy herself would have toldyou that there were only a few things he could notdo, but unfortunately managing that well was oneof them. So there was no help for it, and Daisywas turning reluctantly away when she caught sightof Mr. Paul Gregg, One…
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