Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 474
the black that he hadonly Johnny to fight. The excitement of the combat being over, mybruises and injured knee recalled my attention. A gentleman who had stopped to witness themelee observed my plight, and kindly offered mea lift in his carriage. I delved into my pocketand brought forth a handful… … Vol. XLI.-38. JOHNNY UFSET THE BLACK FELLOW WITH A SUDDEN FURIOUS CHARGE. EIGHT OCLOCK BY MARGARET WIDDEMER Of all the things the clock can say, The one I do not likeIs Eight oClock, that, twice a day, The clocks and bells all strike. For Eight is Timerfor-School, you know,And Eight is…
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