Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 59
ll thewhole history of the adventure had been told. At its finish Jim drew a long breath andlooked at Tom with shining eyes. Well! he exclaimed, you had the bestof it, did nt you, young un? How d you feel,anyway, up there on that coach with all themswells around you? Well, said Tom—I felt—I felt… … AT RECESS. THE DANCING BEAR. TEDDY AND CARROTS:TWO MERCHANTS OF NEWSPAPER ROW. By James Otis. [Begun in the May number.] Chapter XI. A FRIENDLY ARGUMENT. Teddy was the first to arrive at the packing-case home on the evening of the robbery; butbefore he had time to get supper—that is,spreadout in…
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