Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 136
ht about himself too much. However, helearned to run well, and to jump and wrestle,and had a strong, graceful body. Then, as hegrew up, he traveled a great deal, and sawmuch that interested him, and met many dif-ferent people, too, and talked over their ideas;and he always retained his boyhoods… … ■AND VERY WIDE AND STEADFAST WERE ITS GATES. 124 THE THREE CASKETS. stand. We all know how much we should loseif we should give up learning the things that ap-pear a little mysterious at first. That was whatthe Greek did. He did not like mysteries, and sohe lost a great deal that would have made…
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