Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 486
es house in the morning, and gan to talk over the details of the plan. felt a keen disappointment at the thought thatour benevolent enterprise was to fail, throughthe ignorance of those who were to be benefitedby it. Then, said Walter, I guess we must takealong some good strong strings to lead them… … WALTER FORDS IDEAL KENNEL : Some of the dogs, said Walter, might notbe willing to come with us. They would nt know3ve intended to do them any good. Ought nt we.0 have a little meat to coax them with ? Not only to coax them with, said George,but some of the poor beasts maybe starving, andteed food…
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