Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 530
ner of theold and rickety stablewhere the rainy mist nowthick in the air could not reach and chill him. They watched Luck—Luck who acted ascook—who emptied his rusty fat wallet forsupper, who fanned the smoke up the chimney,and who even found time for the candle, andtrimmed and snuffed the candle… … Some eggs ? cried the head of the house,pushing the dish quietly forward — Or, would you rather have some berries tofinish your supper with ? murmured the wife,as she caught Lucks roving eye. It went merrily on, the supper, and Luckshobgoblin smile flashed over his face, came, andflitted away. What…
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