Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 238
f, he even turned hiswaistcoat so as to add to his grotesque ap- ing that she went on with her playing, theysoon forgot all about Ulishius. They werehaving such fun undressing their corn-babies—that is, removing the outer shucks from the babyears so as not to break a strand of the yellowsilk and… … THE CHILDREN WOULD CLIMB UPON THE GATE AND CALL TO HER, BUT SHE COULD NOT JOIN THEM. pearance, and in a few minutes the crowd, whowere playing in the corn-rows that day, couldjust spy his head above the cross-rails, andthey knew that he was on duty even beforethey heard his cry. For a few minutes…
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