Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 397
right star twinkled Above the maple tree ,And lights shone down the village street As far as we could see . We planned that every recess Wed come out there to play , But in the night it blew so hardOur castle blew away . K.Pyle. CHOPPING HIM DOWN. By Charles G. D. Roberts. Life in the lumbermens… … there, not ten feet auuvwas a huge panther.(see page 930.) The noises ofthe chopping, theshouting, the clank-ing and trampling ofthe teams, give suffi-cient warning to all thewild creatures of thewoods, and they gen-erally agree in givingwide berth to a neighborhood which hassuddenlybecome so…
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