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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 64

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ispet, but he knew lie must not stay in the house. So he made the collar and chain last once more, and put the foxback in his kennel. Then he fenced it up BO that the dogs couldnot get, in, and said, There, poor fellow! You need not boafraid! But when Foxy heard the doga bark he wai afraid. He was… … Tin: PET FOX. Down the road there lived a blacksmith who had two pet raccoons,They were tame,—very tame. They had a place to live in whichthey had fixed as they liked it. They used to run across the roadfrom their home to a spring, to drink. A boy who did not knowabout the blacksmiths raccoons saw…

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