Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 510
ains of his broken kite, t is nt worthmuch anyway and I ve got other kites. Miss Vance endeavored to get him to set avalue on his property, but he would not hearof such a thing and insisted that the loss I907-] Captain Harold Hammond 497 amounted to practically nothing and that hehad had about all… … heres something for you, PINKEY, said JIM hundred times more than they had watchingthe kite. During the days that followed, Tin Star wassubjected to many a joke from those whodared to mention to him the affair of the kite,but never byword or action in his teachers pres-ence did Pinkey allude to the…
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