Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 867
oachable, he jumped uponthe railing, shook his teeth at the cabron, and gavehim a bit of his mind,—I do not know in what lan-guage, but in such emphatic terms that we allburst out laughing. The Major alone did not smilebut eyed the chattering animal with a severefrown. It served him just right, he… … the ark in its solitude, the roof, at the very edge, watching our old friend,the snarling baboon, who had taken a seat uponan empty keg, and was picking the seeds out of apiece of water-pumpkin. The cabron walked tothe opposite end of the roof and jumped down, sonimbly and cleverly that he alighted…
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