Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 612
at any other plan was out of the question;and he set himself to see the thing through. More-over, he had once or twice some glimmer of hope.The fish were undoubtedly out on the edges ofthe stream, and one leaped over the boat, whileseveral times Toms pressing in shore createdquite a commotion in… … SUDDENLY A GREAT FISH LEAPED INTO THE AIR. I 11 turn around there just below the bridge,he said. And, Nannie, you be sure, now, youdont tell anybody about this foolishness. I wont, then, she answered with a meeknessthat made him half ashamed. They had reached the bridge now, and, as theyslipped…
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