Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 393
[Mar. firmly set up on the bank in front of the houseoverlooking the shore and lake. By the endof the first summer it had grown to be oneof the belongings of the place, and when Jedwent to play in the sand or to wade along thewaters edge, he felt that it protected him in warm and comfortable, and… … JEDS FATHER HAD WHITTLED OUT FOR HIM A LITTLE WOODEN WINDMILL some way,— at least, he thought he was alwayssafe if he were in sight of it. In the fall Jed used to stand at the windowand watch with great delight the mad whirl-ing of its arms; but one night, during a heavynortheaster, he lay awake a…
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