Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 362
somehow.But the next train was not due until 7 : 20, and hewas glad enough to go home and get his breakfast. When he drove down town, after breakfast, the when Billy said Whoa ! to her in that unpro-voked sort of a way. Luckily for Billy, Mr. Ruggles was wide awakenow, and saw how things were going… … 1 MR. RE/GGLES STEPPED LP TO THE OLD GENTLEMAN AND ASKED IF HE WOULD N T LIKE THE EAG TO BE SENT BY EXPRESS. streets were quite full of people ; and they allstared when they saw the little donkey-cart with W. Jenkss Express on it, and W. Jenks him-self sitting in front driving, and looking as…
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