Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 346
silent. Wellthey knew that through her adoring MammyChrissy, Peggy always had the first knowledge I wont. I 11 let it sleep in a foot-tub undermy bed, and take it out walking every day in thewoods so it may see its friends and be happy,protested Peggy, now on the verge of tears. Come, Peg. Be nice,… … GO out! go out! shouted the rude boys in chorus. of a coon hunt or a possum hunt organized inthe quarter, from which the negroes were not un-willing to exclude the lads, in order to increasetheir own share of the game. Peg, old girl, we were only funning, pleadedthe late aggressors. Is it a possum…
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