Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 358
lor laddies. The horse stayed just as he had thrown him-self, with his nose on the ground and his hindlegs and tail in the air. Elfie tilted him backagain on to his rockers, and he gave two orthree defiant prances before he rocked himselfto a standstill. Why, what s the matter with you,… … TWO OR THREE OF THE JOCKEYS FELL INTO A TUB OF WATER. ELFIES VISIT TO CLOUDLAND AND THE MOON. 346 Elfie, gently, and she took up one of the littlejockeys to dry him. He was made of wood,and his eyes had a very dont-care look. Never you mind about these poor littlefellows, grunted the rocking-horse…
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