Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 468
solated communities wereseized with the dreadful disease, and were left todie. How many lives were thus lost I do notknow, and no one ever can tell, but there weremany ; and all through the next summer the skel- etons and bodies of wolves were found scatteredover that region, and these evidently… … A CERTAIN Thermometer was very proud of itshigh place on the top of the what-not, and one daysaid to the Stove : My sable friend, why do you cause people somuch work for nothing? The maid spends halfher time cramming you with fuel, and carrying offthe dirt you make. But my master is a wise man,and…
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