Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 330
e did. Bob, without complaining of his owndiscomfort, scolded her, pulled her out of drifts, J9°5-] THE LATENESS OF PRUDENCE. 225 pushed her ahead when she lagged, and finallygot her to a half-buried greenhouse on the out-skirts of the town, where the proprietor wasup, attending to his fires. From… … SHE WAILED. was able to telephone his anxious mother; andthe greenhouse man found a bed for him overhis shop, while Prue was kindly taken care ofin the house by the old mans wife. Bobs badly frosted left ear and cheek finallyrecovered, and Prudence suffered no lastingharm from her strenuous walk;…
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