pantry,—the footman at last ventured to look out. Not hearing any noise, he ventured to the gate; and, aftermuch hesitation, unbarred it: he opened it very gently, and atlast squeezed his head out between the latch and the post, andthere stood Neddy ! Poor fellow ! as he had found no one to take… … 965 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NEDDY BRAY.Chapter V., and Last. After the affairs of the squibs and crackers, and Neddy beingmistaken for a Tiger, you may suppose that ever afterwards hewas looked upon as a Lion : and in truth, if ever a donkey was a Lion he was. Everybody came to look at him,—and…
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