Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 966
ade torpedoes, one for Isabel and onefor Amabel. Aim, fire, bang! shouted Johnny. Isabeland Amabel obeyed. A painful surprise awaited them. The little white balls dropped as gentlyas kernels of popcorn. Then Uncle Joey had to come out and setall things right in the eyes of everybody.When the truth… … Y d.Ur\t ISABEL AND AMABEL. All right, said Uncle Joey, kindly; bringthe torpedoes and you can have your money. But we ve fired em all off. Well, replied Uncle Joey, I suppose Ishall have to pay you out of my own pocket.But as he had no change smaller than five-cent pieces, he was obliged to give…
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