Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 523
imnei- I WOULD LOOK OVER THE EDGEAND GIGGLE AT THE ATTEMPTSOF THE POOR OLD HORSE TO FLYUP TO THE LIMB OF A TREE. THE REAL SUNFLOWER. 5IO on an expedition to the land of the setting sun.If we found things to our liking there, we mightremain, or at least return with such honors thatwe should be… … sun—why, she could do so. She would have found me a very kind and indulgent husband. So off we started, one finemorning, when no one knew any-thing about it. Our horses werethe fastest in the country, we werethe best riders, and we knew we couldnot be overtaken. When we were a 1way off, I looked…
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