Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 314
And onemorning, we found a piece of a darling chippystail; and we think a dog must have eaten the restof him up. Zenas Dickerson laughed at the tail when hesaw it, but Grandpa and Professor Moffit did ntmake fun of us, for the Professor said, right off,when we told him aboutit. I am really… … went with Will to our animal cemetery in the•woods, which we took good care to have whereZenas never passes, and where lie cant see theepistle — or is it epitaph ?--that Grandpa paintedfor us on the tomb-sto — I mean the tomb-shingle. Beneath this clod of earth, Let none who wander here…
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