Jim Crow's language lessons and other stories of birds and animals (1903)
Cowles, Julia Darrow, 1862-1919 · New York : Crowell · leaf 42
that would be fine, sohe made no objection to sleeping awayfrom mamma, but said, All right, in-stead. And this was just what his grand-mother had hoped. When Tippie came over, Charlie took himinto the little room and showed him hisbed. Then he said, Now, Tippie, when you go home you askyour mamma… … NOW.TIPPIE, REMEMBER. TIPPIES VISIT. 33 moment as he looked at Charlie, then hewagged his tail and went home. That evening about eight oclock Tippiestood up in the corner and barked. Thiswas the way in which he had been taughtto say that he wanted to get out doors. Mrs. Austin started to open the…
Animals -- Juvenile literature
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