Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 699
verymuch that theycould catch someof them, for theywere very hun-gry. Finding theirwishes were vain,they hid in a cor-ner, and both fellasleep. Not far from thewoods a circus-tenthad been pitched.The music, thebeating of drums,and the generalnoise, woke up the TIM AND PUSS WATCH THE «SHES. kittdlS… … i876.] FOR VERY LITTLE FOLKS. 607 to the great balloon that la) swelling and puffing upon the ground. Timwas in delight, for close by he spied some pieces of the mens dinners,and soon he and Puss made a good meal. Puss then stretched herself uponsome dried leaves, to watch the people ; while Tim…
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