Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 611
future. When you have learned to work,you will find that there is in life no pleasure sogreat as the pleasure of work well done. Nowsuppose you let us see what those teeth of yoursare good for, and help cut these alders and haulthem over to the place where the dam is to be. Tommy had no reply… … IS nt it a great deal of work to buu.d a d.\m? side with the big ends pointing up stream. Turf,and stones, and mud were piled on the brushyends to keep them in place. So the foundationsof the dam were laid from bank to bank. Thenmore poles were laid on top, and more turf and I9I5-] TOMMY BECOMES A…
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