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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 126

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nd there she would stay until Scottwent home. One day Scott was out in the street having a frolic with twoother dogs. He was run over by a wagon, and one of his legs wasbroken. Betty and her brother and Bridget all cried when hewent limping into the house. Bridget hid her face in her apron and… … the broken bone lie said he could set it He thought in a hwweeks his leg would be all right again. Scott whined and looked very pitiful while the doctor was atwork on the leg; but it was very soon bound up, and he was puton the lounge, with his head on a pillow. Betty made a johnny-cake and some…

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