Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 395
noticed, about a hundredyards from the fence, a largepile of freshly dug earth. He Saw a man bending Over the pinkey finally stopped walking and faintly tinkled the bell as a horse mouth of a new well, fromwhich he was drawing a bucket of mud anddirt. After emptying the bucket he loweredit again… … vvoild when standing almost still. a dollar that he could save, he was doing mostof the work himself, employing only a helper tohoist the dirt from the well. To Pinkey this seemed a most opportunetime to settle old scores. He wished for abucket of water, that he might drench him. Hecould drop…
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