Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 172
and Don was in a hurry. Mother had to comeout into the field herself for the hay-making; andshe would say: Never mind about the boy thistime, Don; but, all the same, Little Brothernever missed his ride to the barn behind the redoxen when he was on hand and ready for it. The haying was scarcely over… … There was always Don, who was so tall andstraight and strong, and so good to look at, andhad such a big soft heart, and who found time,with all his work, to be kinder than ever to LittleBrother that summer. He used often to bringhim flowers, blows, he called them, fromswamps and wild places where…
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