Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 778
d shoe, which was all that was leftof Alice Isabella. What wicked eye had watched the festivitiesthrough the window, or what cruel heart hadyielded to the temptation to turn over the house upon it all, we never knew. I heard that BillyQuinn was punished that night for coming homelate to supper, and… … The fox, the monkey, and the pig were onceinseparable companions. As they were nearlyalways together, the foxs thefts so far reflectedupon his innocent associates, that they were allthree held to be wicked animals. At length, the enemies of these three laid asnare, in a path they were known to use.…
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