Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 536
ged in by them.\Vhen Pinkey saw that he had lost his oppor-tunity to use his own tickets, he evolved anotherscheme, on a much grander scale, which schemehe proceeded to perfect during the afternoon.When school was out, he laid his plans be-fore Bunny, who, as usual, bent his ideas tosuit Pinkeys.… … PINKEY SILENTLY UNCOVERED HIS BRISTLING HEAD AND WAITED, very reticent, but finally he admitted that hehad attempted to obtain recognition at theOpera-house the night before and had failed.He said the man just asked him if he had astrawberry-mark on his left shoulder, and thenlaughed and told him…
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