Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 241
ard, and I really hope he wont take me up.The old fellow s been too good a servant to besold to strangers who may not treat himkindly. Tom agreed with him,— somehow he andMr. Cushman agreed on most subjects theytalked about,— and the trip to the station wasa pleasure to both. In the afternoon Tom… … evening found him stketched upon the westekn porch, with an open book before him. igoi.] THE U. S. M. 773 little Harmony at the gate, with Cushmans little black mare, Dinah, tied behind. On coming nearer he sawCushman at Dinahs head,and just within the gate Har-monys grandmother, a meek-faced old…
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