Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 208
s heart sank within him as he thought ofthe consequences. But when he rememberedthe baking-powder, the cause of Bunnys alarmwas evident, and he felt a wave of relief comeover him as the terrible possibilities vanished.His presence of mind returned, and he viewedwith the utmost pride the outcome of… … HE GREW MORE AND MORE DISGUSTED EVERY TIME HE SAW PUTTY ESCORTHATTIE WARREN ACROSS THE PLATFORM. the hall, he secured the two buckets of drinking-water that were there and which, in the excite-ment, had been entirely forgotten. With greateffort, and consequent damage to the clothingof those who…
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