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American moral tales, for young persons (1832)

Dix, Dorothea Lynde, 1802-1887 · Boston, L.C. Bowles and B.H. Greene · leaf 37

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window. She grew very fastand seemed to be as happy as ever a cat wasin the world. The old dame believed the catloved her as much as she did the cat, but weshall find she was mistaken. The hut was different from the ship in whichpussy was born, and notwithstanding the dameskindness to her she was… … DAYS OF SICKNESS. 33 ings, and be always wishing for something theyhave not got. The winter had come on, the ground wascovered with snow, and one morning when thedame was busy, the duor being open, pussywalked out. The sun was shining bright, pus-sy ran along the fences skipping from one rail…

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