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Identifier: stnicholasserial372dodg (find matches)
Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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them directly tothe robbers box. Sharply the foreman kickedit, and shouted: Hello, in there! Your game isup, my friend! Come out! There was no response, and he drew his re-volver. Come, open up quick, or I 11 shoot! And a moment after, the Midway Junctionghost stepped dejectedly forth and gave him-self up. Fine work, my boy! Fine! ticked the chiefdespatcher when Jack reported the capture andthe final clearing up of the mystery. The onlydrawback is, they may want to take you from thetelegraph force now and make you a detective.But we wont let you go. We want you our-selves, the chief declared. A QUEER PONY-CART Daisy and Dorothy live on a big farm. One around the corner harnessed to an old perambu- day they received a baby pig as a gift, and they lator with a queer-looking arrangement of rope immediately began his education. Piggy learned and twine, the handiwork of his small mistresses, almost as fast as he grew, and his owners planned helped, of course, by a big, kind brother and the
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THIS LITTLE PIG WENT TO MARKET. to surprise Papa on his birthday. When themorning arrived, they slipped away to Bouncerspen before the rest of the family had finishedbreakfast, and when Papa finally appeared on theporch, the pig—a big fellow now—came trotting gardener. Then he was put through several othertricks, and Papa was so pleased that he got up asurprise of his own soon afterward, and presentedthe delighted twins with the real leather harnessand comfortable little cart shown in the picture. THE YOUNG WIZARD OF MOROCCO BY BRADLEY GILMAN Author of A Son of the Desert Chapter XIII THE SHERIF OF WEZZAN Our friends followed the stern officer (a khalifaor lieutenant)out of the sok, and entered the town. Through several narrow, poorly paved streetsthe resplendent khalifa led the way, then througha beautifully carved gateway, and now they foundthemselves in the kasbah, the palace and strong-hold of the sherif. Through a large courtyardthey advanced, passing squads of well-equippedS

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