Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 531
t by, the one hand always winningbecause it has the longest leg and the othersleeps too much. The leaves outside grewheavy with moisture, and the sly and creepingmist covered the house, the weedy garden, thefields — Splash! A drop had fallen full on the nose of thesleeping man, waking him from his… … they all started out, going where the horses footprints led them. Then, when he was ready, Luck was shownto his room. He closed the door, and with amerry bound they heard him land in the mid-dle of the bed; and then they themselves wentto their rooms, happy and sleepy, to be readyfor the morning.…
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