Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 83
ssed out of Mr.Blacks office with his clerkin charge, and the telegraph manager graspedJacks hand. I am more sorry than I can say to have placedthe blame upon you, my boy, he said earnestly.And I am very thankful for the clever way youcleared the mystery up. You are a sort of electricaldetective,… … THE NEST OF A BALD EAGLE ON THE EDGE OF A CLIFF. THE HOMES OF WILD CREATURES There is a peculiar charm and interest in thestudy of the homes of wild creatures. Their ef-forts and the results in building these, even ifcrude, appeal to our sympathies. We have admired, and, to some extent,…
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