Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 45
ockings and stout shoesprove that beyond a question. The long, golden hair of the girls, tightly braidedand firmly knotted with ribbons, keeps out of theireyes, and flashes brightly behind them as they goclambering over rocks, leaping across rivulets,scrambling along glaciers, and climbing steep… … bags full of the treasures of the woods. Thenthey eat their dinner just as we would take a picnic,and, after that, spread out their trophies and decidewho has found the most and who the rarest. Theyget the school-master to name their treasures if hecan, and if he cant, they laugh in mischievous…
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