Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 507
ith paws extended,teeth displayed, and body drawn back, and the catwith open mouth, his back arched and his headthrust forward. Neither seemed disposed to begin hostilities.Finally the dog rushed upon his adversary, whoavoided him adroitly, passed underneath him, andfled in the direction of the… … HE CLIMBS A WALL. joined in the race, and at the end of a minute Mou-mouth had more than thirty-seven dogs in pursuitof him. I am lost, he says to himself, but at least Ishall sell my life dearly. He backs against a wall, and braces himselfhaughtily on his feet; his teeth gnashing, his…
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