Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 506
nce, insisted on seeing it fly. Pinkey attached the end of one of thespools of thread he had in his pocket to theshort string already on the kite and then badeBunny take it back some distance and hold itas high above his head as possible. He feltsomewhat uncertain himself about the successof the… … IN ANOTHER MOMENT PINKEY DREW FORTHTHE KITE. The crowd stood back waiting anxiously,and when the breeze freshened a little Pinkeyshouted to Bunny to let er go ! and startedon a run toward the center of the lot, lookingback as he ran and paying out thread as thekite soared upward. His concern about…
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