Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 152
SO WE ALL SET OFF. I 11 get my horses and hitch up and take you totown. I ve got to go anyhow. So he helped us over the fence, and went backfor his horses while we walked along through afield that was, actually, honestly, just as I tellyou, red with wild strawberries. We kept stop-ping to pick… … they were so good, and it took us so long that thefarmer was at the house before we were. There were a lot of cups of cool milk and aplate of cookies set out on a tray on the porch,and the farmer called to us from the barn wherehe was hitching up, that his wife had put them i -J
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