Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 204
at the bottom. You putsome dry wood-dust round it, and that catches thesparks, and you blow them into a flame. Bully! exclaimed Dick, springing to his feetand catching up his knife. I 11 get the bow. I 11 find a broken pine limb, or something, forthe boards, said Lincoln, following. Some yards… … LINCOLN SOON WAS DESCENDING ALMOST ATA SLOW WALK. When Dick returned, snipping the leaves froma four-foot rod, Bob was smoothing down thepoints of what looked like a large pencil sharp-ened at both ends and six inches in length. Lin-coln had not yet reappeared. There, said Bob, eying his work.…
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