Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 590
there, the outposts and pickets of the splendid i9°i-] TOM, JR., hosts on the distant mountain-sides. How heloved every glittering, snowy crest, every dimravine and cleft mountain gully! His eyeswere half closed, and his tone speculative: It would be a mighty nice thing for dad to TOMBOY. !075 But… … THEY COULD NT SPOIL HIM ALTOGETHER, SCOT; NOT A MAN LIKE DAD! SAID SHE. be governor of Wyoming; and the Shoshonescould move farther on. They re always moving on! burst forthTom, passionately. And they re all right,df you leave them alone. So s a rattlesnake. Well, they ve never hurt us, and if…
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