Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 873
BUT PONTO IS GONK, TOr) ; IHEY WOUI.Ii nt SI KAI, HONTO! 562 FOR VERY T.ITTX.E FOI.n<: and called to Ponto and looked for his beautiful pony. Father said it wasto hunt; he would tell the police, and let them do the hunting. Harold worried so over the loss of his pets that his mother was afraid… … IONTO ALMOSr FORGOT HOW TIUICD AND FOOTSORF, ME WAS. I hope so, too, Mother answered, in a voice that was not cheer). The second morning, as he lay in his cot in the open tent thinking that therewas not much use in getting up any more, now that he had no dog to play withand no pony to ride, he saw,…
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