Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 487
hap thou It havethought better of it by then. With a curtbow he was off through the crowd, Nickshand in his own clenched very tight. They had hard work getting down the steps, for two hot-headed gallants were quarrelingthere as to who should come up first, and therewas a great press. But Carew… … DICCON HAD OFTEN MADE NICK WHISTLES FROM THE WILLOWS ALONG THEAVON, WHEN NICK WAS A TODDLER. and where the books were piled along theshelves until he wondered if all London wereturned printer. He looked about to see if hemight chance upon Diccon Field; but Carewcame so quickly through the crowd…
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