Macmillan, Cyrus, 1880- [from old catalog] · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 166
s teeth the bridle rein that tied him to the tree, andthen he went to the womans house. But the woman wouldnot let him in. She told him to go away, that she neverwished to see him again, and she called him a lazy beastof burden. He went home in great anger, for he knew nowthat he had been tricked,… … WOLF TROTTED ALONG LIKE A LITTLE HORSE, AND RARBITLAUGHING TO HIMSELF SITTING IN THE SADDLE OWL WITH THE GREAT HEAD AND EYES 117 frightened, for he dreaded Wolfs vengeance, and for severaldays he hid among the trees. Then hunger drove him outand he went forth to look for food. One evening heentered…
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