Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 598
his paw, and over it went! Oh! cried Peter. You naughty dog! Upsetting grandmas instand ! And he picked up the inkstand as quickly as he could. Somethe ink had run out on the paper, but none of it had gone on the carpet. Peter took off Tonys spectacles, and drove him away; and then, av: FOR VERY… … [i Mamma ! said he, See the letter Tony wrote to me. He upset theIristand, but none of the letter runned off on the carpet ! . Tony never wrote another letter, and that was the last time that littleI ter meddled with his grandmas pen and ink. 57o JACK- IN-THE-PULPIT. [June,
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