Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 294
g various parts in the childrens drama. Atpresent it was used as a boat, in which the animalsfrom the ark were ferried over the rolling sea ofbed-covers. Robbie had no faith in the sea-worthyqualities of the ark. It stood on the bolsters, and the piggy with one leg, left! Hep Robbiefin his ammals,… … aha! said the wolf to himself, i know you now, mister fox! [see page 275.] against the head-board, and represented the cityof New York. It was a stormy passage to NewYork. The snuffer-tray reeled and rocked, andJaphet, the captain, was lost overboard whiletrying to rescue the camel and the spotted…
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