Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 284
e he cameinto the barn-yard. He had seen the cows milkedbefore, and not only was he tired, but he knewthat the best part of the whole business, the milkdrinking, would come to pass in the house. New milk is good, that s a fact, remarkedBayard Hunter, less than half an hour later. (T0 be continued.)… … FIG. I. HOW TO NAIL THE CROSS-PIECES ON. games more exciting and amusing than snow-ballwarfare. All the boys must join in building the fort, se-lecting the highest point of the play-grounds, or,if the grounds are level, the corner of a wall orfence. Supposing the top of a mound has beenselected, as…
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