Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 355
to the woodshed and got one of his fatherslong, cane fishing-poles, with the line and hookstill attached. Now you 11 be careful, wont you, Pinkey?cautioned his mother, with difficulty concealinga smile as she saw her sons unique outfit. Pinkey promised, remarking by way of argu-ment : I tell you, I… … BY THE TIME ITNKEY HAWERE D REACHED TOMMY AND WAS HOLDING HIM UP, ALL THE OTHERSSKATING FOR THE SCENE OF EXCITEMENT. The story of how he had jumped into the icywater to Tommys rescue had been noisedabout town, and he found himself quite a hero ;and when he appeared on the square with…
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