Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
s pit is very deep, and the side from which thegravel is taken is almost forty or fifty feet high. I had found a patch of blackberries, and was eatingthem as fast as I could, when I heard the boy say : I 11 bet I can stump the whole of you. My cousin Pauline was standing on the edge of thepit where… … THE MUSIC LESSON. BY JEAN ELEANOR lEACOCK, AGE II. ( SILVER BADGE.) child wore glasses, and, besides, she was dislodginggravel and rocks. Half-way down she partially caught herself on alarge piece of turf, but this started to slide, and shecontinued her way down to the bottom among a lotof rocks,…
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