Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 654
ould get,there to wait, all excitement, until the creepingtide, coming ever nearer, should at last washover their bulwark of sand. From these stories you will see that, on thewhole, Stevenson had as much playtime asVol. XXXIII.—63. most children. But, of course, he had to go toschool. His school… … .:; •-:-■ ■■.■■&?&rv3!t<. ■:.::-■■ SSiP he often built sea-houses. different countries, and for the rest of the timehe had tutors. There was really only one les-son, however, that Stevenson thoroughly en-joyed, and that was composition. His com-positions were remarkable for their bad…
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