Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 133
h six dollars,he muttered, an I was boun to hevit, ye see. We took down our blind of cedar-boughs, drew up our little anchor, andpaddled away, feeling too disappointedto talk much. But, after all, the old trapper no doubtneeded the otters skin much more than we did,and so it all turned out right.… … OST certainly, Number One,Crawlin Place, was a din-gy abode at any time, butas Carol came in sight ofit, one bright afternoona few days before Christ-mas, with his mind full ofmuch pleasanter places, hegave a little sigh of disap-proval, and muttered, not gloomily, but honestly,as if he had been…
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