Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 185
oying two luxuries, whereas he had only paidfor one. The tired scholar argued that while heconfessed to enjoying a second luxury, that itwas not the property of the driver. Pointing tothe shadow made by the man, he said, that isyour shadow and not the one I am using. If Ishould ask you to stand… … TIIKV UKAG ONE ANOTHER AKOUNU, AI.I. THE Tl M K BE((>.\nN(J MUl<\; ANCRV. caught sight of the shadow made by the faithfullittle animal, which never seems to get tired asmen do. Mr. Hong was overjoyed at this new discov-ery, and laughed aloud to have been so wise asto discover such a…
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