Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 598
frefrom the ground, when the fierce eyes and re<tongue were upon the spot. Lion gave one leap, but missed his mark, thtrap-like jaws snapping together with, a soumwhich could not have been very agreeable to thyouth whose dangling legs had been actuallgrazed by the passing muzzle. With a wistful,… … LION JUST MISSES HIS MARK. with a very good chance for a future patch uponhe leg of his trousers. Leaping from his wagon, Jack rushed to theiree, and found his obliging young man perchedomfortably in it, with one leg over a limb ; whiler Jon, below, made up for his long silence by utter-ng frantic…
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