Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 386
e terrors.We all learnedto swim more orless, but Flossywas the best swim-mer. Sometimes wewent to bathe inthe afternoon in-stead of the morn-ing, if the tidesuited better. I re-member one suchtime when we came delightfully near havingan adventure. It was full moon, and the tidewas very high. We had… … THE CELEBRATION OF YELLERS DAY. berries, glossy, beautiful, delicious. We werenot allowed to eat them on the way down, butonly when coming home. Some of these fieldsbelonged to the Cross Farmer, who had oncebeen rude to us. We regarded him as a man- to see if his round-shouldered, blue-shirted…
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