Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 269
ts of hard and troublesome things.Spose you could cultivate a flea up to thesize of a man, and keep his natural smartnessa-growing and a-growing right along up, big-ger and bigger, and keener and keener, in thesame proportion — where d the human race be,do you reckon ? That flea would be… … LONGSIDE There s more to him, by a long sight, thanthere is to any other cretur, man or beast, inproportion to size. He s the interestingest of i894-] TOM SAWYER ABROAD. 257 them all. People have so much to say aboutan ants strength, and an elephants, and alocomotives. Shucks, they dont begin with…
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