Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 265
e, while we go ahead and hunt forsomething. • I d rather have you sit under the tree, if I maychoose, and have the others come along, saidSandy. Just as you please, said Kitty, and she at once Dont spoil all the sport, he said, crossly, andKitty at once sat down again. Skirting the edge of the wood… … SANDY, THE HUNTER. sat down on the grass. It is rather sunny here,but it will suit you all the same, I suppose. Ah! exclaimed Sandy, and he started offon a quick, quiet run. Kitty sprang to her feet,and would have gone pell-mell after him, but Fredjumped forward hastily and caught her. Sandy. Kitty…
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