Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 48
ripped open her bed-tick and let the goldtumble out. Lots of people do get money that way. As we arrived home, we saw Phaeton and Mon-key coming by the postern with half a dozen hoops—that is to say, half a dozen long, thin strips ofash, which would have been hoops after the cooperhad bent them… … THE FRAME. other pieces of wood, and went to work constructinga light frame about ten feet long, three feet high atthe highest part, and a foot wide—like that shownin the engraving. What are you making, Fay? said Ned. Wait a while, and you 11 see, said Phaeton. Ned winked at me in a knowing way,…
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