Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 456
re really convincing, however, wasKaren; for she went peacefully to sleep on Trulssshoulder, and did not wake until the policemancame and summoned them all into court. Theymade quite a sensation when they entered; andpeople rose and craned their necks to catch aglimpse of the curious group. It was… … THE DUMB CKATUR IS A-TALKIN DUTCH! I have the card here; and Ill not lose it.But dont you think youd better take off yourbear-skin, so that the judge may see you are nt abear, but a little boy? I have thought of that, Truls rejoined ear-nestly; but the trouble is I have nt any otherouter clothes to…
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