Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 458
ield ! But she resolved to see all that was to be greatest distress, for, although Kitty loved mischief,she also loved honor, and she saw no fun in thisrobbing at night. There was a slight movement in the bushes nearher, and by peeping through the branches she sawher cousin, Mr. Baird. He was not… … the invader is put undek guard. [see page 430. seen, so she crept under the fence, and was soon inthe field, in a thicket of elderberry-bushes. Here she saw an exciting spectacle. The water-melon field was being robbed ! There was quite a pile of the fruit in one corner,and near it lay what she…
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