Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 429
left-hand one of thethree. Then you are all right. That gate opensinto the lane that goes past the upper barn.Near the upper barn were three sugar- lowing spring, with broad foreheads, and curlyforelocks, and clear hazel eyes, and smallmouths just made for nibbling from the hand.Often, of a keen… … ACROSS THE FIELDS. maples — the only ones on the place whichyielded sap; and in one of the neighboringfields there was a very great walnut-tree, secondin size only to the old chestnut-tree in theburying ground, which was a hundred and fiftyyears old, and bigger round the body than threechildren…
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