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St. Nicholas [serial] (1873)

Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 430

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lf some discomfort,and he earnestly desired to escape at once. Heknew that it would be useless to take to his heels,as the trapper was far more expert in the use ofsnow-shoes than he, and had not drunk enoughto affect his iron muscles. i9i;.] A FOUR-FOOTED DETECTIVE 229 Just then Gipsy, who had… … nu; 1\IAM LET THE BUNDIJ-, IALL Wi l li A CRASH captor, who, surprised at the gesture, stood puz-zled for a moment, and then, seeming to considerit a defiance, started toward the boy with anangry exclamation and a clenched fist. Just ashe raised his foot to swing the snow-shoe for-ward, Gipsy, who…

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