Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 375
ere, said Younkinsrwith a pleased smile, as he drew his bench tothe well-spread board and glanced around atthe walls of the cabin, where the boys hadalready hung their fishing-tackle, guns, Oscarsviolin, and a few odds and ends that gave apicturesque look to the long-deserted cabin. Yes, said Mr.… … SANDY SEIZED A HUGE PIECE OF THE FRESHLY TURNED SOD. AND WAVING IT OVER HIS HEAD CRIED, THREECHEERS FOR THE FIRST SOD OF BLEEDING KANSAS ! party to a substantial dinner. For the boys,after the first few furrows were satisfactorilyturned, had gone back to the cabin and madeready the noon meal. The…
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