Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 406
dis-covery. He could imagine how angry the oldSquire would be when he saw the state of thebook. Nevertheless he determined to go to Gen-VoL. XXXVL—40. tryville at the earliest opportunity and see whathe could do to make reparation. The next Sunday morning found a small boystanding on the Squires… … THE LINCOLN LOG-CABIN valuable property, and that he would never loanhim another book as long as he lived. The boyfaced the music, and when the angry tirade wasover, said that he would like to shuck corn for theSquire, and in that way pay him the value of theruined volume. Mr. Crawford accepted the…
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