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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 97

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O. IIUW IT RAIN« EOVER AND THE CATS. Rover was a large black Newfoundland dog. He weighed on«hundred and sixty pounds. But he knew more than he weighedWhen he wanted to come into the house he would ring the front … door belL The knob pulled down, so that he could press on it withhis paw. How many times black Sally brushed her hair in a hurryand ran to the door! There she would find Rover, who said Bow-wow very politely. It is a pity, but Sally was not always aspolite as Rover. Sometimes she said cross words…

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