Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 190
the brook,and out she jumped to pick them. She was half-way down the bank when she heard the greatestclattering behind; and there was Pony trottingafter her, spilling out toys, dishes, and cushions; igio.] THE LITTLE GIRL-MAGNET 131 finally Piggy, with a loud squeal, rolled off asthey went over a… … sible. After picking up Dora, dear, the doll-carriage, the bag, the basket, the knives, forks,and dishes, two cushions, a bear, the baby doll,the roller-skates, and tying up Piggys head inher handkerchief, as he had bumped it, Sally de-cided that she would not get out again for a wholefield full of…
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