Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 364
lowly pulled the fright-ened but ferocious animal backward out of the hole A few days after this adventure, Harry went outfor a tramp, and returned to camp, his face radiantwith pleasure and self-satisfaction. Tom, said he, I have caught for you someblack, some yellow, and some brown lizards.… … ),:.:<■■■■- CATCHES THE WILD-CAT. matter : asked Tom. Have into the trousers leg, not letting go his hold on thetail until the Indian had gathered the top of thetrousers together over the animals head, and tiedthem securely. When Tom and Harry returned, the cat was aprisoner, and Dick was…
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