Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 314
z, and so I had to have the flag to show I—Iwas celebrating the Declaration of Independence. Independence! thundered the officer, eyingTom severely, while the other men growled some-thing about American children. Tut, tut! 832 HOW TOM WHITNEY ASTONISHED THE GERMAN ARMY 833 Does that explain why you… … HE SAW TOM WHITNEY SLOWT.Y WAVING THE RED, WHRIGHT UNDER THE FOLDS OF THE FLAG OF THE prowess and courage and honor had won for theempire. Then, he knew, too, what would be inthe heart of almost any boy whose eyes werefrank and clear, and who could answer the ques-tions of an angry man coolly and…
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