Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 50
out anotherone, and he give it to him. Well, I would nt have believed it, saidMrs. Rose. Nobody else would have believed that HiramFairbanks, careful old bachelor that he was, THE DICKEY BOY. would have been so touched by the Dickeyboys innocent, wistful face staring up at theboughs of Willys… … the tears streamed down his cheeks, but he onlv shook: his headin that mute denial. came into his possession. Every minute hecould get, at first, he hurried off to the orchardand sat down under its boughs. He felt asif he were literally under his own roof-tree. Inthe winter, when it was heavy with…
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