Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 568
nd gazed aroundin wonder. There was nothing to be seen.Again the rattling, ringing roll, and up outof the chimney popped Highhole, in an ec-stasy over his new drum. Then across the way on the top of an-other house he spied another, bigger drum,and flew over there. It was a big ventilator.He struck… … A FROLICSOMEMOUSE. A FLICKER BORING A HOLE INTO A TELEGRAPH-POLE. One can expect almost anything of a nicker. The mystery is that his bill did not fly intosplinters. But it did nt. The sound, how-ever, seemed to go to his head, and he gotcrazier and crazier over galvanized iron untilhe discovered…
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