Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 147
owd of boys outside. Idont believe you would, on purpose, do anythingto be arrested for, but you certainly manage to getinto more trouble than any boy I ever saw. I spose I do, was the reply. Then Jenny insisted on knowing the particulars em? said Duddy, glancing apprehensively towardthe door of… … how much do we owe you for gettin pinney out? of the arrest and trial; and Ikey, Tom, and Pinneyall began to tell the story, making such an uproarthat Mrs. Parsons sent them into the kitchen lestthey should awaken November. They finally suc-ceeded in quieting down sufficiently to give a co-herent…
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