Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 160
re right inside theroom. Tom, who never liked still times, got up andstood by his mother. He was just about to say,Dont do it, Muddie, when he heard Mr. Pine-Tree say: Madam, the Russian soldiers surrendered PortArthur because they had neither food nor water.This child fought to the last by his… … TOM AND PAUL SAW THE BOY SALUTE AND KEEP EYES STRAIGHT AHEAD. 102 THE RUSSIAN GENERALS SON [Dec, Muddie, let him come even if he is a Russian.He s hungry. Tom saw his mother give a smile and a nod ofher head to the officer. Mr. Pine-Tree almost ranout of the door. A second later there came intothe…
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