Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 876
I let my fishgo; but Rex refused to see the joke. He clamberedinto the boat and sat there, dripping wet, the most for-lorn and ridiculous object I ever saw. I dropped the oars, fairly shrieking with laughter,and Rex was too good-natured not to join in thelaugh. Our fortnight passed very quickly,… … THE FRENCH CROSS. (SEE STORY.) A HEADING FOR AUGUST. BY MARGARET McKEON, AGE 14 MY CAMPING TRIP. BY EDITH M. GATES (AGE 17). After a seven-mile drive we pitched our tent on theedge of a bluff oerlooking the Bay of Fundy, amidst anevergreen grove—an ideal camping-place. Ticks were filled with straw…
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