Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
oal-pit ever got bewitched, as believe there is a way to do it, if I only could studyit out, declared our hero as he put on his cap. Tramping homeward through the snow, Joeswrinkled brow gradually smoothed itself out, andwhen he went in to supper, and saw the tea-kettleon the crane sending forth… … HE CARRIED, WITH TREMBLING HANDS, A LIGHTED SHAVING TOWARD THE KETTLE. old Mr. Clark said this one was, because nobodyelse ever cleared a piece of land and did nt burnthe birch-bark. No, said Mrs. Wheeler, reflectively; witches dont infest coal-pits, that ever I heardof. Now, resumed Joe, with his…
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