Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 315
and at twelveoclock we had the barbecue dinner. There was ice-cream, lemonade, and several other good things. Thepeople were very ignorant, but the women were kindto see that my little sister and I were attended to at thetable. After dinner the men ran races. In one racethey had to tie sacks around… … A WINDY DAY. AUGUS NOLAN, AGE 12. do then was to eat the bun without touching their hands toit. Then of course their faces were very much smearedwith the syrup. A man that was funniest looking of allgot the prize. In the afternoon Mother came down to the planer shedto see the dances. Two old…
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