Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 310
or could he understand whyso fine a gentleman should be buying fruit athis stand instead of patronizing one of the fash- THE JUDGE AND THE CUR. 297 ionable and high-priced fruit-stores up town.Why did nt he get one of the hot pies at thelittle restaurant across the way? If Tony hadmoney, he would… … TONY DROPPED THE BAG OF ORANGES AND OPENED HIS ARMSTO HIS LITTLE DOG. Good! said the Judge, as he saw the manwith the net making for Smuggler. Tony dropped the bag of oranges and openedhis arms to his little dog; but the man with thenet ran between them and reached for Smug-gler, who was huddled up…
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