Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 219
o \ Jr top of a house. Pip wished he was back in hisglass jar, for he thought surely that a heron hadgot him, and was taking him up to a tree-top to eathim. Pip had an aunts sisters cousin who hadbeen eaten by a Iieron that way, and he remem-bered it now, and was very badly frightened. Butwhen he… … buy flow-ers, andwhen theylooked atPip, and said, Whatan awfullyfunny creat-ure ! he felt flattered. But he wished for another frog to talk to, and byand by he wanted a larger place to swim in. Thenhe grew very unhappy indeed, and was just think-ing of starving himself to death, when some onetook…
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