Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 664
the doll a long time, as if he hoped it might at lasprove to be good to eat. The doll was bald, but he did not look old or worn by care. Hedid not seem to mind the rabbits at all. If he had known how hungr 77-1 FOR VERY LITTLE FOLKS. 633 ley were, he might have wished to run oft, and not stay there… … JAMIE S RABBITS. t his mamma said her little boy could go to them again next summer,i the old farmer said he would do his best for them through theiter. -So Jamie tried not to fret. He is a good boy, and deserves to have■i:tty bunnies, for he takes fine care of them. And—what do you think ? Three…
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