Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 393
he frost-bitten nuts wereshowering to the ground. Like beavers they worked, climbing tree aftertree, untilby noon the ground was covered withthe result of their labors. Their hands werebruised and their clothes were torn, but it mat-tered not. They had something to show forit all. After caring for… … THE TWO BOYS HAD CONSULTED JOHNNY GORDON. ground, they found that there were, by far, more hulls than nuts, and they lacked about a fourth of a sackful to make the day a complete success.So again, tired and sore as they were, they both ascended a large hickory-tree and began to shake. Suddenly they…
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