Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 412
g jumped on him, andseemed so glad to see him, was not be-cause he want-ed some of his lunch-eon, but be-cause he re-mem-bered him, and was grate-ful for what hehad done. The dog kept on jump-ing a-round Tom-my and wag-ging l883.] FOR VERY LITTLE FOLK. 393 his tail un-til a la-dy who was walk-ing… … e-taY op- ioid Tom-my he was glad he had made a friend who re-mem-bered him sowell, and who was so grate-ful for his kind-ness to him. It was not long aft-er this that Tom-mys fa-ther bought the dog of thela-dy who owned him, and gave him to his lit-tle boy. And there nev-erwere two bet-ter friends…
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