Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 142
dingly, at sundown he saddled his horseand rode forth. It had become quite dark THE PUMPKIN DWARF. I29 when he began to ascend the mountain, and ing the summit of the mountain, to behold theas he neared the top, where he expected to see quaint little man who was struggling with the the dwarf, his… … THE little man was awaiting him, perched upon his pumpkin beside the road. But in a few minutes all his doubts were setat rest, and great was his satisfaction, on reach-Vol. XXIV.—17. seen nobodyknows, butcertainly itwas the verysame dwarf. Oh, if Icould but getit over! hewas complain-ing. Oh, ifI…
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