Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 447
yvery sorry when the Junior Partner told hissymptoms and he examined him and understood 354 TEASLES [Feb., the case. The trouble showed itself mostly inthe hands, tongue and feet. The liands had taken away Marthas sled andleft it on the sidewalk, while the feet carried theJunior Partner swiftly… … n HlOKliD LIKE KIND TONGUE, BUT THIiKE WERE SOME TATTLES ON IT. rushed him off when the hands pulled the chair of the time it was. But there were some tattles from under James and let him fall to the floor. Not long before that, the hands had thrown all the coats from the porch-rail upon the heads…
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