Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 556
r eyes, notdaring to look longer, but Beth skilfully evadedthe floe, and struck out bravely for the shore. Eager hands were outstretched to help her.Tinker was rolled in a warm wrap, while thegirls threw their coats about Beth and hurried :.] TINKER 433 her to the house, where both girl and dog… … BEFORE THE GIRLS COULD REALIZE HER PURPOSE BETH HADPLUNGED BOLDLY INTO THE RIVER. terrier, slipped quietly in, on her way to the cor-ner where she usually effaced herself. But thegirls were too quick for her. She was surroundedand enthroned in a huge arm-chair in front ofthe great fireplace, with…
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