Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 828
odest pace, and not over the hedges. across the fields to the next station (which, fortu-nately, was not far distant, but to reach which the.train had to go around a long curve), and breath-less, but triumphant, caught the unsuspecting harejust as he stepped from the railway carriage, chuck-ling to… … The hare was getting rather the worst of it, and,having nowhere else to hide, rushed into a near-byrailway station where a train was waiting, gave theguard a knowing wink, and sprang into one of thecarriages, and the train moved slowly off just as thepanting hounds came in sight. He threw ahandful…
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