Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 24
eat and then we 11 goright home to Pappy and Mammy. They wentin, Mr. Ingram muttering to himself, Well, ifthis does nt beat After breakfast Mr. Ingram, the children, Daddy-Jake, and George, the driver, were up and away,as the fox-hunters say. Daddy Jake sat on thedrivers seat with George, and urged… … hands to his mouth and called so loudly thatthe horses jumped. Dr. Gaston heard him andstopped, and in a minute more had his childrenin his arms, and that night there was a happyfamily in the Gaston house. But nobody was anyhappier than Daddy Jake. A SAD REASON FOR TEARS. By Eudora S. Bumstead.…
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