Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 58
little asPrinceton objected to the attention which hereceived; neither boy nor cat was ever in sucha position before, and probably neither wouldever be in such again; and the boy, at least,appreciated his privileges to the utmost. But perhaps the crowning moment of all thatjoyful day was that in… … TOM, LOOKING DOWN, SAW HIS BROTHERS. drag on which Tom still sat, holding Prince-ton, was being driven briskly through the massand tangle of other carriages which were hurry-ing to get out. Then, just as Toms partywas almost at the gate, Tom, looking down,saw his brothers, and at the same…
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