Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 224
he hadcrawled under anything and gone to sleep. Butthere was no sign of him. It was pretty evidentthat he had been left behind. Mr. Barclay was greatly grieved. Daddy Julywas a favorite old servant, and he could not bearto think that he had been left to drown. Thewater had risen so high that the… … DADDY JULY WAS IN THE TOP OF THE OLD PALMETTO. ness to find them all safe in the town, or his pridein his boy Charley, who had so manfully broughtthem away. But, after all, father, said Charley, we oughtto be particularly obliged to old Daddy July; forif he had anchored the Anna where I told himto,…
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