down.When Betty saw the fence falling she felt frightened a little, and BETTY AND BRINDLE. stepped away. Brindle had not got apples enough, so she jumpedright over the fence and came towards Betty. Then Betty wasfrightened a good deal, and she started to run as fast as she could. When Brindle saw… … by she let go of her apron and the apples rolled down to the ground.Then Brindle stopped and went to eating them. She was quite- sat-isfied now, and did not go any farther. So Betty got away and was not harmed at all. She found herfather and told him abonl it, and he drove Brindle back to her…
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