Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 469
v-ished a vast deal of affection on his pet, and littleby little ventured upon various familiarities, untilat length he would climb upon the huge body,walk upon it, sit upon it, and lie down upon it. He to whatever it caught in its mouth. Occasionally,when injured, but not killed, a bull would, in… … THE LARGEST PET IN THE WORLD. would thrust his hand fearlessly into the terriblemouth, and, in short, take such liberties as noother man would dare to do. For it must be understood that, though so help-less and peaceable as to be easily killed, the sealwas nevertheless possessed of fearful…
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