Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 697
y, hehas written in de-lightful detail, andin a way to provethat he was a realboy of a very hu-man sort who didthe things any ladwith plenty of fineand high spiritwould be likely todo. He had the con-tempt every manlyyoungster feels forthe boy who is acoward or a sneak,or that unforgivableperson in… … to.m uailiiv in continent.\l costume, as he appeared in one of the plays in his grandfathers barn. 676 THE AUTHOR OF THE STORY OF A BAD BOY 677 memories of his own boyhood could have writtenas Mr. Aldrich wrote of his experiences in thehappy-go-kicky land of Boyville. Old Portsmouth long ago lost…
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