Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 404
t you, Don? I and a firm belief that Uncle George enjoyed itexceedingly. And all the while he was thinking:Strange! Every day something new. Now itsthis dread of standing on high places. What willit be to-morrow ? And yet, as the child herself in-timates, many other persons have the same… … THE GARRET BEFORE FANDys ARRIVAL. [SEE NEXT PAGE.] do believe he d like to stand on the top of thattelegraph-pole if he could get there. There s no if about that, said Donald,jokingly. It s a mere question of time. If afellow can climb a pole at all, a little more heightmakes no difference. Why. if…
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