Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 403
night and all the morn-ing the snow had fallen,and when the afternoonsun blazed out it shoneupon immense driftsof dazzling whitenessthat covered all thefences and evenmade unsuccessfulattempts to riseto the tops of thetelegraph-poles.John and hissister Helen, who lived far enough north to bequite… … Yes, indeed, answered John, patting to-gether a fat ball. Oh, I 11 tell you ! he exclaimed, as a newidea suddenly occurred to him. • Lets make asnow man over there where the wind has sweptthe ground almost clear. All right, answered Helen; the snow is-just right. Soon they were both busily at work.…
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