Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 96
iron backin the workshop by five oclock. Well, Mr. Evans, said Pinkey, as a possi-ble solution for his dilemma occurred to him, if you 11 call it square, I 11 mow your yardfor you next Saturday to pay for the string, and igos.] PINKEY PERKINS. 65 you take the bridle back and let me have allthe iron… … that afternoons ride was a joy.1 Bunny might see him and ask a lot of ques-tions. But after school he confided in Bunny to theextent of telling him that he had decided to saveup his money and buy a bicycle, and had takenthe bridle back and exchanged it for the iron; and made him promise not to tell…
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