Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 349
th.Pretty, however, ran scientifically : on the ballsof his feet, with his head erect, his chest out,and his lips tightly locked. But before long he was doing all the work,and consequently was laboring like a ship thatis dragging its anchor in a storm. They came to a hill now, and Enid leanedher… … PRETTY AND ENID TOOK MANY A LONG WALK ON THE COUNTRYROADS ABOUT LAKERIM. she must leave him and run on by herself.He did not know how he was going to manageall three of the rough fellows, but he felt thatupon him devolved the duty of being theplucky rear-guard. Enid, however, was stubborn, and…
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