Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 378
at any more ! Too bad, indeed! said mamma. Let me see what is the matter.•So she looked in the frogs mouth, just as a doctor looks at little girls gues when they are ill and cannot eat. Why, what is this I see? said mamma. Bring me my scissors. Marie brought the long shears, and mamma thrust them… … st then the frog gave a wink with both eyes, as he always did when V\ as well, and little Marie was happy.3h, you good frog ! said she. Now you shall have a real nicer, and she dropped a silver ten-cent piece into his mouth, which he fly swallowed, seeming to say, by his winks, Im all right now.…
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