Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 103
[May, climbed a tall pine standing beside the stream.One by one they lopped the branches to thevery top. What in time are those fellows doing? in-quired Jud, between bites. They , make you lop-stick, returned Negouac, respectfully. Only great chiefs havelop-stick. To this day beside that lonely… … Once upon a time, as all fairy-tales say, therelived a king and queen who ruled over a vastand splendid country. They had one son, who.instead of being their joy, was their greatestsorrow. He was large, strong, and handsome,to be sure, but so insolent, haughty, and such asluggard that everybody…
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