Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 69
y, perched upon Gulli-ver, making a quaint contrast with the sober,sleepy old steed. A little later May came towardher as fast as Gulliver would condescend to walk. Oh, Miss Rodney, have you heard? Elsie hasthe driving-whip—it is the first prize for the carts,you know—and the judges have given me… … m4 SHE MADE A QUAINT CONTRAST WITHTHE SLEEPY OLD STEED. costume—and it is so pretty, too—and to lend methings and to work so hard to help me get ready.Gulliver and I are, oh, so much obliged to you! I have my doubts about Gulliver, laughedMiss Rodney, patting the big horse, who was ap-parently…
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