Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 284
was extremely desirous of gain-\g admission into a poultry-yard, the lord of whichas a cock of good blood and extremely aristocratic,ays, so the sly animal soon contrived to secures acquaintance and even friendship.One day as the gosling (who was a protege of Well, sir, you are abrupt in your… … THE GOSLING STATES HIS OPINION OF THE COCK. cocks), the cock himself, and the fox were to-iler, the conversation turned upon the subjecticrsonal faults. aid the cock: I feel conscious that I have/ many faults, and nothing would I so muchle as some real friend who would show them toNow, I dare say,…
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