Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 617
ans few minutes were longerthan he thought. Frowning down into the swirl-ing eddies, puzzling over the pitfalls that mightcatch him before the incidents of Harriets drivewere forgotten, he restlessly shifted from foot tofoot. In so doing, he rubbed his coat against therailing, until, presently, the… … They ve given me a lot of thingsThe Governess calls fractions, And all because I learned those oldAdditions and subtractions ! I think, to take half off a thingWould leave it all lop-sided— And one I m sure is small enough,Why should it be divided?
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