Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 532
led him at first. He scowled at them. When the whole thing is covered with snow,it ought to be harder to see those paths, but in-stead of that it is easier, he muttered. T aintreasonable ! Tommy never could see any sensein grammar. He scowled harder than ever, but the scowl was nt an unpleasant… … TliEN HF. RAN. HOW HE DID Kl(SEE PAGE 350.) der-heads. Others are like the big fleecy cloudsthat hide the sun for a minute or two, and makeit seem all the brighter by their passing. Thereare scowls of anger and scowls of perplexity. Itwas a scowl of the latter kind that wrinkledTommys-forehead now.…
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