Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 111
t s seeabout this little chore, and lively, too, for it s lateand these parties oughter be housed, he added,throwing down his whip, pushing back his cap, andnodding at the wounded with a re-assuring smile. Jill first, please, sir, said Ed, the gentle squireof dames, spreading his overcoat on the… … AFTER THE ACCIDENT. cut away and tell one of them to hurry up. And,freeing himself from his sisters, Gus went off at agreat pace, proving that the long legs carried asensible head as well as a kind heart. As the first sled approached, an air of relief per-vaded the agitated party, for it was driven…
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