all scampered back to where theyhad been playing I spy. But Rover sat by the grave a long time. After dinner lie wentthere again. Two or three times in the afternoon Thomas foundhim there. At supper time he was nowhere to be seen. Dear oldRover, Captain Minot said, has he run away! To bed they all… … With a dear little pussy cat which he had killed. He had broughtit to the place where the woodchuck lay the day before. CaptainMin.it scolded Rover, yon may l.c sure, the cruel dog that he was IAnd then they buried poor kitty. But that night Rover was gone again, and in the morning he brought…
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