Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 351
them. In the morningone of them opened the wood-house door, and a yellowdog jumped upon her, barking joyfully at his release. For a week Cap was happy; Ethel petted him, and hegrew strong and playful. But our hero had one moreobstacle in his path. The assessor came. Caps storywas told ; the… … STUDY OF A HAND. BY ENID E and her tears must have changed their inten-tions, for the assessor went away satisfied. Cap had entered his kingdom. He livedthere many years; and one day, when hewas old and blind, Ethel came to see him.He greeted her joyfully and then fell downat her feet, dead. THE…
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