Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 609
ff on a side street.Then, was it true that he could do so and so andso and so ? Yes, the Mannikin could do all thatand more too. All right; if that were so, theMannikin could just fetch a fine meal, for theLanky One was hungry. Nothing could be easier.And there before them was a smoking capon,juicy… … A SIMlLi; LAD TRYING TO CATCHFISH IN A PAIL. went to the cellar to draw a mug of cider, and,in that nick of time, in at the door came theblack cat; and when it went out again, in itsmouth was Dame Gretchens capon. My, such a hue and cry as there was then inthat house ! A thief has stolen my capon!…
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