Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 539
THE SON WHO CAME BETWEEN WAS A FRIEND TO EVERY ONE The oldest son was no sooner in the City thanevery one knew he was there and why he hadcome ; and presently the Lord Mayor sent for him. … THE YOUNGEST SON, WITH SHOVE!., AND PICK. On the topmost pinnacle of the Citys towersis the nest of a hawk that harries our poultryand gives us no peace. And I have promised to fill the nest with treasure for him who brings itto me. But none have dared to climb so high,said he. Oh, I am used to…
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