Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 548
he surface, and the car groaned onward.He made a snatch at the projecting mud-guard,intending to run behind, but at that instant hestumbled and fell. When he rose the car washopelessly far ahead of him. He smiled again, a little wistfully. He wishedthat he might catch but a glimpse of Rodman,but… … AT THAT INSTANT HE STUMBLED AND FELL, LUCK—PLUCK BY ABBIE FARWELL BROWN I WISH you good luck, is no word to say;I wish you good pluck, is better.For pluck means more in every wayThan just an additional letter. It is good to believe in your luck, I know, It is bad to be thought unlucky;But the best…
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