Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 509
to en-large his bed. He carried off everything hecould find. That he had no conscience whatever,we realized, when one day we found him strip-ping the clothes from the line, and it was only bya quick dash from the breakfast-table, that wesucceeded in rescuing the clothes as they werebeing dragged… … ■■JIMMIli WAS KJM) OF HIGH ILACIiS. orchard. The apples were ripe, and for Jimmysespecial benefit we used to leave the windfalls upon the ground, and when we wanted the cub,we went to the orchard, being almost certain tofind him either there, or on the way to or fromthe apple-tree. This particular…
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