Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 54
t partof his address, which he had plainly forgotten,and delivered another entirely out of keeping with his subject and the occasion, only increasedtheir admiration for his determination and grit. With his head erect, Pinkey faced about andreturned to his chair. As he did so he gave alook of… … PINKEY DISCOVERS HIS OVERSHOES. calmly removed the overshoes, and, with hisheart swelling with pride at the ringing applause,resumed his seat on the hair-cloth chair. Vol. XXXIL—77. THE BLUEBIRD.
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