Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 338
looked down the avenue day afterday, half expecting to see Daddy Jake make his ap-pearance, hat in hand and with a broad grin on hisface. Some of the neighbors, hearing that UncleJake had become a fugitive, wanted to get BillLockes track-dogs and run him down, butDoctor Gaston and his wife would… … THE YOUNGSTERS SAW DADDV JAKE, AND WENT RUNNING AFTER HIM. looked at the matter from a mans point of view.Here was Daddy Jakes home; if he chose tocome back, well and good; if he did nt, why, itcould nt be helped, and that was an end of thematter. But Mrs. Gaston took a different view.Daddy Jake…
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