Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 315
redit again into the well. Then, after a few wordsto some one in tlie well, he picked up a smalltin pail and started toward the house, obviouslyto get some drinking-water. By intuition Pinkey felt that Old Hostetters was in that well, the truth of which feeling heverified by creeping up to the well… … PINKEV FINALLY STOPPED WALKING AND FAINTLY TINKLED THE BELL AS A HORSEWOtLD WHEN STANDING ALMOST STILL. a dollar that he could save, he was doing mostof the work himself, employing only a helper tohoist the dirt from the well. To Pinkey this seemed a most opportunetime to settle old scores. He…
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