Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 253
icket-sellers, theboys made directly to the main entrance of thecircus tents. Two men were taking tickets fromthe throng passing between them. They hardly 768 TWO BIDDICUT BOYS. [July, noticed anybody, and observed neither ourBiddicut boys nor the dog until, as one heldout his hand for Cliffs… … THE DOG BEGAN TO JUMP THE ROPE WITH SURPRISING EASE AND GRACEFULNESS. Dont come here without tickets! ex-claimed the ticket-taker sharply. Stand asideand let the people pass! Cliff held his ground, with Quint close be-hind him. I have this telegram from Mr. Barnum,he cried out, to the surprise of…
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