Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 240
ht tells the same story of readiness forwinter. Perhaps that is the reason why therooster jumps on the post, stretches out hisneck, flaps his wings, and opens his mouth totell the world that he is happy. And the hensstop their scratching and eating to scurry offwith the gleeful cry of… … f protection you may find in all stages of f. | Henry at the woodpile. He stops driving his sharp-toothed buck-saw through a stick of white birch, and says, You re right; it s as good a pile as there is in town. I reckon there s going to be a cold winter— and I kinder thought t was just as well to…
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