Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 678
almost ex-pired, we thought we should be obliged to say good-byto Hercules, and leave him in possession of the camp. One afternoon, however, Eunice and I went outwalking, and as usual thebear was with us. All of asudden Hercules gave alow growl and got in frontof us. He had heard anoise in the… … and you may well imagine that he was gratified at the result of his trip. Next morning we said good-by to our strange friend, for his master took him home, and we have never heard of Hercules since. A CAMP ADVENTURE. BY ELEANOR STINCHCOMB (AGE 9).(Silver Badge.) Two years ago Uncle Jim, mother, my…
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