Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 342
said that she would not run away, and that it wouldbe perfectly safe for her to be out. After a while, Ilooked up, and, to my horror, Mrs. Dooley was gone.Then there was a long, long hunt. We finally foundher underneath the front porch, and there was no get-ting her out. She jumped over the sticks… … A FEBRUARY TREE. [THE WASHINGTON ELM, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.]BY LUCIA EATON DEARBORN, AGE II. (SILVER BADGE.) and independent as ever, under the porch, and nightcoming on. Suddenly I thought of my tiny inch-long fire-crackers.I put a little bunch near the porch and lighted them.Never did little crackers…
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