Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 560
the sergeants greatjoy, Baldy began to dip into his seed-cup of his own accord, to smooth and preen his sadlyneglected feathers, and once more take an in-terest in life. Occasionally he would pause, cock his headsadly to one side, and look at where his bright,sleek wing had once been. How proud he… … BALDY, BOY, YOU RE THE BEST PAL A FELLOW EVER HAD they hopped about on their crutches for thefirst time. He would try to hop, too. He feltlike a very one-sided Baldy indeed as he triedit,—but his friend was watching him, so hekept it up bravely, even balancing on hisswinging perch for a second in a…
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