Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 471
iting patiently till thebull should cease to struggle, or till they over-came their dread of a trap. They bolted atScotts appearance, too quickly for him to get ashot, and he chopped the moose out of thebranches. The animal was quelled at last. When it wasfree it struggled painfully to its legs,… … DOROTHEAS SCHOOL GIFTS BY EUNICE WARD It seems very queer, said Dorothea thought-fully, people who are going to do something nicealways have presents given them, but people whoare going to do something horrid never get athing, and they need it twice as much. As for instance ? said her father,…
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