Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 96
t last. It took two of hisafternoons after school, and, by that time, half ofhis other prospective customers had found someone else to do the work for them. He asked his first client if he should come again the followingM-eek. Oh, no, she told him, it s so late in the fallthat I m sure it wont need… … IIE ASKHD HIS BROTIIF.R WHAT THUY COST. ning the lawn-mower along the slanting surfaceof the terraces was all but too much for him. Heliterally chewed that grass off. It took him allSaturday morning, and when it was done, theman who owned the lawn came out and lookedsternly at the finished product…
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