Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 274
brightred brick with little gables, and dormer-windowsin the roof, and with a trim little porch quite over-grown with climbing roses. But it had a very com-ical appearance, for all that, as the cab-door wasstanding wide open in the walk just a little abovethe porch. Suddenly an idea struck him, and… … MOTHER HUBBARD SINGS A SONG. Then the story was all wrong about my tossingthe dog. It was the cat that ate the malt. Hewas a Maltese cat, and his name was Flipme-gilder. Did you toss liim ? inquired Davy. Certainly not, said the Cow, indignantly.Who ever heard of a cow tossing a cat? Thefact is,…
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