Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 245
These hens seemed to think there was no placelike a freshly made flower bed to scratch holesto roll in; and when no one was looking theywould walk right out of a large open corn-field,where there was more loose earth than they could THE BUNNY STORIES. [Jan. possibly use, and begin to tear that… … every time she could get in there, trying to buryherself in the soft loam of the garden. Brownys father. Deacon Bunny, told Brownyhe might scare the hens away as often as theycame, but must not hurt them with clubs or stones,because they belonged to their good neighborCoon. Browny thought it was…
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