Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 124
de open, and his ex-pression of timorous wonder, and his very prodig-ious size, it was hard to say whether he was mostfunny or dreadful. Dont you step on me ! yelled Tommy, at thetop of his voice, and retreating a few paces. i879-J BUDSY, THE GIANT. I05 I aint a do-in to, replied the giant. And And… … •fM#%f^ - I SALL FALL, HE WHIMPERED. CATCH ME ! [SEE PAGE 106.] What are you bawling about? asked Tommy, open, and then looked at Tommy, and then with some contempt. laughed. Was that you popped? he asked. A bee tung me, said the whimpering giant. Yes, said Tommy, hoping to scare him, and It was nt…
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