Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 360
g fun of him. ButAmerican ways were prob-ably different from Nor-wegian ways, and he wouldtherefore not be hasty intaking offense. I know a great many songs, he said, witha determination to appear amiable; and what ismore, I can make songs about anything youchoose. Aha, you are a sort of a poet, —… … FIDDLE-JOHN LIFTED UP HIS VOICE AND SANG WILDLY AGAINST THE WIND Fiddle-John never needed much urging to sing.He straightened himself up, flung back his headand was about to begin, when his son Truls,whose ears had been burning uncomfortably during 8?o FIDDLE-JOHN S FAMILY [September, the whole…
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