Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 711
ir last remaining strengthto do as she bade them, and waited, in exhaustedsurprise, to see what would happen next. Good-bye! wept the brave little polliwog,wriggling with feeling, and groaning some. Ifany of you survive me, tell it to your children thatI laid myself in the breach ! With these few… … in the sky. Day by day things improved, and the fish gan to sit up in bed, while the frogs were incessantly blessing the little polliwog. One es be-heardnight, !>*.] DAB KINZER. 679 le appeared to them in the sky, as you see herj-night; returning nightly, for many nights, toieam at them; growing…
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