Bart Ridgeley - A Story of Northern Ohio by A. G. Riddle
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forgotten which. I found a scarlet head of ginseng, and dropped the
seeds in one after another, and they all plumped straight to the bottom." "Well, what was the conclusion?" "Logical. The berries were too heavy for the current, or the current was too weak for the berries." "And the Indianess?" "She and all else faded out." "Oh, pshaw! how silly!" said Young. "Will you take the spear, or won't you?" "Will you take the spear, or won't you?" replied Bart, mimicking him with great effect. "Have you heard from Henry lately?" asked Uncle Jonah. "A few days ago," answered Bart, who turned moodily away like a peevish child angered with half sleep, and a pang from the thrust he had received. "Henry is the most ambitious young man I ever knew," said the Doctor; "I fear he may never realize his aspirations." "Why not?" demanded Bart, with sudden energy. "What is there that my brother Henry may not hope to win, I would like to know? He will win |
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