Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 796
rd a sound that made himhurry faster than ever, or at least try to. It wa,sa clear sweet peep, peep, peep. It s my cousinStickytoes the Tree-toad, and he s got therebefore me, thought Tommy, and tried to hopfaster. That single peep grew into a great chorusof peeps, and now he heard other voices,… … TOMMY SAW THEM SITTING UPRIGHT IN THESHALLOW WATER. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) the shallow water on the edge. How good thecool water felt to his dry skin ! At the very firsttouch, the great longing left Tommy and a greatcontent took its place. He had reached home,and he knew it. It was the same way with…
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