Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 107
THE TOAD TELLS THE KITTEN. which you see him holding in the air, returnedthe toad. At this instant a mouse put out its head from asmall hole under the house. Kittys fur began to rise at this, and she gave agrowl, and she spit a little too. But somehowthere seemed to be an extraordinary… … o, ho! cried the mouse. came, and running up to the group, squeaked: What does all this mean ? Pussy, whose impulse to eat up the mouse seemedto pass away, replied : This naughty little fellow has just now given ahard blow on friend Toads back with that stick. O, ho ! cried the mouse, what s best…
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