Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 144
s to the Mazinkavillage, made in Toms charge, when muchtrading was done, and the girls gave pieces ofiron, old knives, and gay-colored calico for va-rious specimens of Eskimo handiwork. Some-,times they ventured into the curious, roundhuts of the villagers,— huts made of earthand stones, and… … THE DOOR SWUNG WIDE AND A SHIP CAME SAILING TOWARD THEM ; CANDLES BURNED BRIGHTLY UPON EVERY MAST AND YARD. (SEE PAGE 130.) Vol. XXV.—17. 129 HO THE CHRISTMAS SHIP. [Dec. such a fishy, oily smell that the girls preferredto do their trading in the open air. On the day before Christmas the girls…
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