Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 94
ly looking slate— a slate, mind you, the very last thing fromwhich one would expect such a thing—hadcome the random shot that had caused suchhavoc. The slate in its shape and intention lookedfriendly. Its owner had yellow curls, and eyesthat danced. No doubt she fired thoughtlesslyinto the air, not… … TELL-TALE TRACKS. By Frank H. Sweet. On a clear and frosty morning, when the snow is soft and white, Ere the sun has wiped the dainty footprints out,You can see the tracks of squirrels who went calling through the night On their neighbors in the forest round about. Vol. XXII.—ii. A Day with
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