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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 139

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and shut that gate. Then John would not go to the pasture. I should like to go all alone. I think it would be fine. I take good care of Betty. When any one conies near her, Isay, Bow-wow w very sharply. 8. E. SPRAOUE. … BRINDLE AND THE PIGEONS. Brindle is the cow. Tom, the milk-boy, milks her twice everyday. He feeds her well both night and morning. I really thinkBrindle loves him: she seems to do so, any how. One day I sawher put out her great red tongue and lick Tommy on the sho llderand face. But I must tell…

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