Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 284
HE SAT BACK AND SEEMED TO CONSIDER. (SEE PAGE 270. ) After tumbling the maul about for a while,trying to chew it and claw it to pieces, andgetting nothing to show for his labor, he ap-peared absolutely disgusted. He sat down -N. … HE TRIED TO CLAW IT TO PIECES. THE LITTLE BROWN CRICKET THAT LIVEDIN THE WALL. {Jingle.-) By Sara M. Chatfield. Rosa went to her grandmas last summer, in J une, And she stayed until late in the fall;But the very best friend that she made whileaway Was the cricket that lived in the wall.The little…
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