Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 123
r, tod-dling march toward the beach. He was within fiftyyards of Tommy, and likely to trample him downin a few more seconds, when the latter fired a shotat him, just by way of a caution. The ball struck Now at last the giant saw him. He stopped cry-ing all at once, and stared at him with a mouth… … AT LAST, THE BABY GIANT SAW HIM. one of his spacious knees, and buried itself in agreat dimple. The effect was tremendous. Thegiant uttered a cry as loud as the whistle of asteam-engine, and began to rub his knee with hisponderous chubby hand, meanwhile looking at itwith a face full of anguish.…
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