Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
ied Freddy. And how about allthat money you three will have to pay for talkingall this while, instead of singing? Sure enough ! said Kitty. I 11 tell you what we II do, suggested Ethel. We will let ourselves off, once for all, for sevendollars; and we 11 make up that sum and sendit to Mrs. Malviny… … Of all the sharp-toothed and vindictive littleanimals that prey upon their comrades and some-times do service for man, none is sharper or morevindictive than the weasel — a bright-eyed littlebeast, with a coat of golden-brown fur and a cleanwhite shirt-front. It somewhat resembles the rat,and also…
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