Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 449
owl from some angry animal who was beingteased, or was impatient to go home. The bloodhounds were the fiercest and mostsullen-looking of all. They did not join in thegeneral barking and uproar, but kept their headsburied in the straw. Once, as we were watchingthem, away off in a remote end of the… … HEAD OF liLOODHOUND. of a tawny color, with white spots, and a grand,noble head. He sat up on his haunches andallowed every one to come and pet him, liftinghis big, honest paw, as if to shake hands with thelittle children, and wagging his tail slowly backandforth in a very dignified manner. What…
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