Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 1811-1896, Juvenile Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · New York : Fords, Howard and Hulbert · leaf 131
lossy, wavy hair, and bright chest-nut paws of the new favorite. She was exactly such apretty creature as one sees painted in some of the splen-did old Italian pictures, and which Mr. Ruskin describes asbelonging to the race of fringy paws. The little creaturewas warmly received among us ; an… … Florence was a perfect little fine lady, and a perfectItalian, — sensitive, intelligent, nervous, passionate, and con-stant in her attachments, but with a hundred little whimsand fancies that required petting and tending hourly. Shewas perfectly miserable if she was not allowed to attend usin our…
Animals · Children's stories, American
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