Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 457
siah ! said Phebe Ann toherself, with scorn. Josiah was one of the mates on her fathersship, who had a way of sitting silently in theFolger sitting-room every Seventh-day eveningwhen he was ashore. Why, Phebe Ann did ioi4 JOSEPH AND PHEBE ANN. not see, or why any one should talk abouthim. Friend… … I IIKOI . .11 his hands in his pockets. Phebe Anns eyessparkled. He was an Irishman who had oncebeen one of the boat-steerers on her fathersship. The Nantucket children were very fondof him, partly because he liked them, andpartly because of his marvelous tales, and a way he had of producing…
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