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Identifier: sandmansmountain00dodg (find matches)
Title: The sandman's mountain; a story for large persons to read to small persons
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Dodge, Louis, 1870-
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Publisher: New York, C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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THE SANDMANS MOUNTAIN very young, you see, she said. And itssometimes difficult to think of suitable names.Ive often wondered, said Giddy, whereyou would get a lot of names, if there were alarge family. Just so, said the missus. And I reallydid think of one name — though I haventgiven it out yet. Iodine. Thats the nameIve thought of. But I cant think of anothername as pretty as that, and it wouldnt be fairto give one a prettier name than the other.If I cant think of another pretty name Illnot use Iodine at all. She sighed rather sadly, and Giddy thoughthow very large she was when she sighed. Still,he did not mind her being large. He thoughther very kind-appearing. She wore a largegingham apron, and there was an immensepair of spectacles riding on her nose. Hethought she looked very interesting indeedwhen she lowered her head to look over herspectacles. She was now gazing into vacancy, and all ofa sudden she surprised Giddy by bringing herhands together sharply. Her whole bearing 28
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We calls em the Hungarians—because theyre always hungry THE NEW YORK PUBLIG LIBRARY ABTOK, TTILDEN FCUNDATi L GIDDY MEETS THE MAJOR changed. Ancdine!9 she shouted. Thevery name: Iodine and Analine I The dearlittle things shall both have pretty names! She turned with great fondness toward thecubs. The major was smiling at her indulgently.There, there! he said, I reckon theyrepretty young for names yet. We might justgo on calling them the Hungarians for a whilelonger.3 He turned to Giddy. Thats themissus for you! he said proudly. And thenwith a brisk air he continued: sWe were justhaving a little music when you came. Yousee, Im terrible musical, too. But well callit a day in honor of the occasion — a visitorhavin come, I mean. And now I invites youto make yourself perfectly at home.: He paused a moment, regarding Giddy ratherwhimsically. And then — Name, please? hesaid. I hope youll excuse me, said Giddy. Ihad forgotten. Giddy — my name is Giddy. Just so. Well, Giddy—to put it

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