Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 357
ing over who shouldhave the use of Pinkeys fishing-pole, for allwere seized with a desire to drag for moremoney. Bunny claimed the pole, and finallysecured it. Two boys who lived near hurriedhome to get fishing-poles, and, failing in this,returned with a garden-rake and a hoe—butall to no purpose.… … PINKEY PROVES A LUCKY FISHERMAN. only one had been recovered. A party was atonce organized to make a thorough search ofthe pond. Pinkey, once more a hero, returnedwith the party, secretly hoping that they wouldnot abandon the search until they had broughtu-p his skate, anyway. With the long hooks…
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