Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 506
nd in the very center of this appeared a small l88o.) HOW BO-PEEP S SHEEP WERE FOUND. 479 opening. Johnny feared there was a spring, or creatures under the loose snow his fall had thrown quagmire, underneath, into which he might fall; he over him. Lambs bleated in affright; and Johnny therefore… … ifeH! JOHNNY BRINGS THE SHEEP OUT OF THE GULLY. away beneath him, and before he could throw him- from the storm, and been buried under the drift-self upon a firmer part, or grasp a bough, he found ing snow. The warmth of their bodies had soonthat he was falling rapidly down, together with a thawed…
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