Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 155
whole rope was landed on theopposite bank. When this was done, he had toswim across again and fetch the little pair, seatingthem on his forehead. !■ ■fya?-* T~^> T35| It was hardwork for themouse, but thelittle boy en-couraged himto his work bypromises of re-ward and com-pliments on… … THE FIELD-MOUSE FREES THE SUN. [SEE PAGE 138.] I, and it ing there for several days. When, at last, they their ob- felt rested and refreshed, they began their work ject, for he poured down upon them his hottest at night-fall, and the first thing they did was to rays. Several changes of the seasons,…
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