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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 58

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to him, and tucked his head under his arm. Hewas glad enough to be taken home. ZIP IN TROUBLE. Zip was very fond of music. Whenthe piano was played, he would stalkinto the house, if the door stood open.If the door was closed, he would tapon the window till he was let in.Then he would dance up to… … player,but itnever fa itthem. Itwas ^b r ww as good at hlind-Wfifl H^mans-huirto Bee him. ^^Hi v,* HV^ But Zip gn?w too musical. ^^fc_ ;* . ^^T ot ulat a.v light to sing in ^^^^^ji ♦kJr^^^^ tnu JBtar^en- Some- times he sang in the ni^ht, when the clock struck. His voice was loud, but it was not…

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