Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 388
rescue. They greeted us with words ofpity (which were quite unnecessary), rowed usto the shore, and then kindly harnessed thefarm horse and drove us home. German Marywas loud in her thanks and expressions of re-lief. Our mother was also grateful to the goodpeople, but from us they received scant… … D>y y amaref* ^ArJedri ] - At The Little-End-of-Nowhere lived a single little man;He had nobody for company but a little black- and-tan;There was not much to do there, as perhaps you will suppose,For as he had no neighbors, he had neither friends nor foes. And so he fell to wondering, and…
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