Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 117
s are let down and Brindle,Brownie, Ebony, and Bess pass into the farm-yard, wherehorses are neighing, roosters crowing, and from thekitchen can be heard the clatter of the milk-pails. Then, in the purple twilight, the men come home fromthe fields, seated high up on the great hay-wains, laugh-ing… … TRAVELING. BY PORTIA WAGEHET, AGE 13. ecstasy now, when one may go rushing through the forestankle deep in a carpet of leaves, or sailing on the peacefulwaters of the lake ! And t is now that the school-bell once more tolls the last gong, and the boys and girls troop into the school-room, fresh and…
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