Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 533
od was up.He quickly handed the precious milk-jug toTommy, and, with a quick movement forward,he seized the enemy, and was just about toadminister to him some punishment, when yellsof disappointment were heard, followed by Here s the peeler ! No, it aint! Myeye! if it s not Bobs mother! And sure… … 1900.] JERRY AND TOMMY. 521 the shelter of the unknown milk-shop at theother end of the street. The boys bought their quart of milk forfourpence, and there was twopence change.Brave as Jerry was, he did not think it ne-cessary to face Bobs mother on the returnjourney. And, besides, said…
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