Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 565
bees, threebroken shingle paddles, and a crooked sticktold him of the excitement he had missed. Now that Pinkey had had time partly tocool off, he began to figure on his future move-ments to make them net him the least results. One thing was sure. Red Feather would goto his mother and tell her the… … l;!M f^%top4 filiVi 1 PINKEY, HATLESS, COATLESS, RED-FACED, AND PERSPIRING, WAS SAWING AWAY AS IF THE FATE OF THE NATION DEPENDED UPON HIS EFFORTS. Crossing the street to the churchyard, he madea short cut to the street his teacher would taketo his home. He was sorely tempted to stopand join in a…
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