Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
bout in his cage, and with the Admiral him-self, on his ped-estal beside theporch, keepingwatch and wardover the fortunesof the inn. Now the Ad-miral was only ayard high, andwas made ofwood into thebargain; but hewas a fine figureof a man for allthat, dressed ina snug blue coat(as befitted hisname)… … THE ADMIRAL. the nose; but,after all, this only gave him a certain weather-beaten appearance as if he had been around theworld any number of times; and for as long asDorothy could remember he had been standing onhis pedestal beside the porch, enjoying the sun-shine and defying the rain, as a…
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