Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 799
ck-berries, and the pleasures of mud and water. The party once more got under way, and trav-eled around the edge of the pond until they cameto the corn-field. The corn was in ideal condition, tender andmilky, and they fell to work with a will. Theytore the ears down and trampled the stalks,… … THE YOUNG R.ACOOiNS H.^D SCENir.D HONF.Y. Stripped of its husks, it was carried down to thepond and washed. It was plunged into the water,and trampled upon, and turned over with thoseever-restless paws, until it appeared to be coveredwith mud; but then it seemed to them to be inthe most desirable…
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