Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 80
me, and so on, till I saw his resolutionbegin to give way, as he lit his pipe and walkeddown to the spring to think the matter over. If Harry is to go, Father, Mother says,had nt I better run up to the store and get somewoolens, and we 11 make the boy an outfit ofshirts yet to-night ? Well,— yes; I… … THE REGIMENT STARTS FOR THE WAR. shirts, ter be after getting that woolen stuff forand again he stops her at the gate with — Dreadful boy ! Why will he make me allthis trouble ? I can not let my boy go ! But at last, and somehow, Mother gets off. Vol. IX.—5. The sewing-machine is going most of the…
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