Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 319
he last morsel,the boys at once set about looking for a treesuited to the plan Lincoln had thought of. Not far distant was a cluster of young pineswhose trunks were about a foot in diameter. Theboys made for these, and halted in the center of a triangle of trees standing not more than twelvefeet… … EAR RECEIVEDIN THE FACE. THE SCALDING WATER FULL(SEE PAGE 827.) stretched across from those crotches, and othersover those for the floor? Easily, assented Dick. And a good solidroof with the help of the branches just above. The whole thing is a splendid idea. We will. But how will we fasten the…
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