Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 50
r tired; and when hehad stood enough of these attempts to raise him in saved them from a good scolding. Their fathersvexation, like his appetite, was soon appeased,however. Juanita was soon allowed to light hispipe and to sit down in his lap, and Juan fell toplaying with the cord of his fathers… … don joshs vicious little mustang bolted IN among them. the scale of animals by depriving him of his caudalappendage, he would get up suddenly, shake him-self violently, as likely as not sending a smallcloud of dust into their eyes, and stalk away good-humoredly, his only rebuke the dignified one…
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