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other peoplesshins, toes, and teeth. A mouse in a trap, however, is a pleasure which cannot be dampenedto them by any personal suffering of a similar sort, nor are we at all sure that it would be anycomfort to the ordinary child to be assured that it does not hurt a mouse to be played with 152 ART… … MOUSIES CAUGHT. FROM THE PICTURE BY W. SCHUTZE. bed on the heaith, to jum]D down and go for the mouse in the trap. Gretchen is a neatmatronly little maiden, and she holds the cat with great care, and counts the steps as she de- ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. Oo scends; but this decorum cannot last…
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