Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 200
have been superbly steady to allow ofhis indifference. But who ever arrived at the realfeelings of a fox? As Nick looked up at the topof the hill from which he had descended, reluct-antly viewing the steep distance he would beobliged to climb if he wanted another swallowsMight, he descried a being… … m^j ON THE WAY TO THE LAKE. (SEE NEXT PACE.) ently knowing that a fox was about to steal with aspringing tread across an open space, turning hisfat cheeks full upon Nick, and wearing an expres-sion of countenance which seemed to say that,of the two, Nick was immeasurably the less safe.Considering…
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