Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 838
l us what makes your tail so beautifullygreen, for we never can be happy till ours are like it. But the strange little dog only laughed again, and answered : My tail isnot the only green thing in the world. There are the leaves on the greatoak-tree ; they are very green indeed. Go and ask them what… … THE LITTLE DOGS TUMBLE OUT OF THE TREE. fully green ? Do tell us, that we may all get green tails like the strangelittle dogs. But the little leaves all shook their heads, and said : We know nothingabout that. We came out of our buds last spring, and then we were verypale. But we danced about, and…
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