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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 122

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^•<;;?p him. As he threw up his head Charlie was thrown on the deersback, facing backwards. And then the ride. The deer was fright-ened. Charlie was frightened. Mamma and the children werefrightened. But what a laugh, all at Charlies expense, after it wasover! — a laugh that broke out again and… … PAWS AND MILK. The dogs Fem and FanAre a lovely young span,With their ears just as soft as silk.But queer little Fern,O, when will she learnTo eat as a puppy ought,And notPut her paws in the basin of milk? Fan growls her advice,And declares Youre not nice I *Goes back and sits down in disgust;Yet…

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