Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 486
ng out the license, I give it to the dog, who carries itto his master, and then returns to me with money to pay for it. Heevinces his pleasure after paying by sundry short barks and a con-tinual wagging of his tail, and a knowing look as he passes out canbe construed that he knows he is all right… … A BRAVE CATFISH MOTHER. It is rarely that the fishes, with their staring eyesthnt can neither open nor shut, and expressionlessfaces, make any great display of their likes anddislikes, but when they do, they are very apt toastonish us. Can it be possible, we say, that a fishhas any power of feeling…
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