Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 175
d the boys in-spected their new prizes very closely. With much care, they made their way slowlyto the ground again. It was growing late andthey had no time for further search, so startedhome. As they left the tree, an excited chirp-ing in the air above them grated severely onthe ears of both, but… … TOGETHER THEY CLIMBED THE TREE, EACH STRIVING TOREACH THE NEST BEFORE THE OTHER. lowed by Bunny, both in high glee at the ulti-mate success of their expedition. , I 11 keep these two, said Pinkey, as theyreached the corner where they must separate, I 11 blow em out and then f you shouldever break…
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