Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 404
rfully and slowly mov-ing his head from side to side, as if looking for hisprey, was something to remember. As MasterSpooner and I had the honor of making the headand tail of the monster, you shall know just howthey were manufactured. We took a large squareof gray cardboard, and folded it something… … would be sent flying-it is more, the editors would nt be satisfied, forit they said to me was exactly this : Mr. Stacy, we shall be very glad to have you; our boys and girls an account of Master; loners menagerie, if you will give them pictures:he animals, and, with Master Spooners per-sion, tell…
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