Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 55
be in much concern, I took my hat(which I held under my arm out of good manners), andwaving it over my head, made three huzzas, to show Ihad got no mischief by my fall. But advancing for-ward towards my master (as I shall henceforth callhim), his youngest son, who sat next to him, an archboy of… … Gulliver in Brobdingnag would have felled a European troop of horse to theearth, ordering him to be taken from the table. Butbeing afraid this boy might owe me a spite, and wellremembering how mischievous all children among usnaturally are to sparrows, rabbits, young kittens, andpuppy dogs, I fell…
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