Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 189
gliding swiftly along over the snow ; hence its name. The Indians try who can make their pet snakes slide farthest,some one going with the umpire to send the queer things skimmingback to the players. Messages slipped into covered grooves can besent in snow-snakes across long stretches of ice too… … Once there were two sun-flow-ers who lived in a gar-den. Oneof them knew the lit-tle girl wholived next door; but the oth-erdid not care for any-thing but thesun. The friend-ly sun-flow-er oft-en leaned o-ver the fence andbowed to the lit-tle girl. It wasso tall, that she could not reachit, e-ven…
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