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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 125

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fence! The pig grunted. He lifted up his head. He looked all aroundin great surprise. He wondered what was wrong. Then he grantedlouder, and tried once more. Again he failed. And lie failed asoften as he grunted and tried. The merry farmer laughed loudly at the wicked and astonished Pig-Thieves are… … He was verybut like manylike cats. Sohouse I alwayshe would chase kind and gentle,other dogs he did notwhenever he came to myhid my pretty buff kitten, orher about until she ran into the tallest tree in the yard; and there she would stay until Scottwent home. One day Scott was out in the street…

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