Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 352
? asked Bobby,who had scarcely taken a long breath throughoutthe telling. Never again, said the man. I ve had noone worse than gnomes and pigwidgeons to helpme since then. They ve told me many a tale ofthe boys adventures—for he was an ambitiouslad, and never gave up trying to make himselfuseful.… … WAITING FOR RUNTY TOSTOP CRYING. A MERRY CHRISTMAS BY A. L. SYKES Bright and early to Grandmas house, We went to spend the day;But snow came down, still as a mouse, And so we had to stay. And when the Christmas morning came, It found us waiting there.The shining snow was white and high, And drifts…
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