Identifier: stnicholasserial251dodg (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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Winslow ! I never sold him to you! Winslow re-torted, insolent and defiant. You are notCassius. Cassius and I are solid in this business,said Quint. You have got back your dog;now we want our money. How much ? Winslow asked, as coolly asif he had been prepared to fork out millions. All the while the rain was slowly pattering,and the lightning was winking at them as theyconfronted each other on the edge of the lonelywoods. For a moment Quint had hope of bringingthe dog-seller to an easy settlement. You remember the agreement you put yourname to. We gave you ten dollars. I wantthe twenty you promised. And he held outhis hand. Was that the bargain ? Show me the pa-per you say I signed. Business is business,said Winslow. Come with me, Quint replied, and I 11show you the paper in the presence of wit-nesses. Bring on your witnesses. I 11 wait here,said Winslow, stepping under the trees on thedreary roadside, and placing his back againstone of the largest trunks. (To be continued.) YEAR WITH
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bv Gabrielle E.Jackson. (A True Story.) Chapter I. A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Many years ago (so many that the writerslittle daughter, when told how many, asked: Mama, are you a hunded years old yet ? )there lived in a pretty town on the banks ofthe Hudson River, not many miles from NewYork, a little girl named — well, we will callher Denise. That was not her real name, butsome one who is very closely related to hernow bears it, and so we will give it to her. She had neither brother nor sister, and wassometimes a little bit lonely, even though shehad a number of pets, including dogs, kittens,rabbits, birds, and a beautiful big goat named Tan to drive about in a little carriage. Tanloved her dearly, and, when not harnessed tohis carriage, would follow her about like herbig Newfoundland dog, Sailor. No matterwhere Denise went, the goat was sure to go,until people used to laugh and say, Here comeTan and Denise, instead of Denise and Tan. The little girl loved her pets as dearly asthey loved

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