Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 242
alf an ounce of sense in hisgreat head. But stand aside for a few momentsand watch him. Presently you see one earturned slowly backward for apparently nocause at all. But Jack knows more than youdo, and that ear is sharp, and has heard thepatter of familiar feet and the sound of a sweetlittle… … NOW, JACK, WE MUST SHAKE HANDS. A FEW MORE LOVING PATS UPON THE DEAR OLD NOSE. side of their heads in order that they may notknow what is happening behind them; andblinders they are indeed. But he did not stop up their ears, and Jackhas that to be thankful for. That pretty ear has heard a voice it…
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