Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 623
tle from thewater below. The children stopped their playand listened. Again it sounded; then a third time. It must be the old man come back for us,said Maggie, starting down the path. Oh, is the hour up already? cried Bess, re-gretfully. I wish we could stay longer. 416 THE LUCKY STONE [Mar., We… … THE DOG BEHAVED QUEERLY, COWERING TOWARD THE FEETOF THE OLD MAN. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) tioned them to take their places. At first theywere silent, looking wistfully back at the island. Well, said their guide, rather impatiently itseemed, how did you like the Island of TinyThings? Oh, it was beautiful!…
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