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The Bookshelf for boys and girls (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 225

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iss Annes nerves were soworn out by the grinding noise he made that shegave up calling him that cunning little fellow,and now he was always that tormenting squir-rel. A dozen times a day she would have todrop her paint-brush, pound on the studio wall,and cry, Hush ! hush ! At first Chickaree would… … HE DID SLEEP A GREAT DEAL. ruin your house, gnawing the beams and theroof. But the ladies said No again, and hopedwhen summer came he would forsake the garret.But he did not. It was a rainy summer, andChickaree liked his dry quarters—so he stayed;and still he danced, and gnawed, and drove MissAnne…

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