Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 323
theywere so rough and squeezed her so hard shethought she should die with the pain. Cousin Jack said he had heard of something likethis before, but could hardly believe any one couldbe so cruel as to take other living creatures, whohad done them no wrong, away from their homesand friends, and shut… … freedom, as the most precious things in the world,and were too gentle and kind-hearted to wish torob others of all that made life sweet to them. Cuddledown said she hoped she should never seeany living creature shut up in a pen as she hadbeen. Then Cousin Jack told her not to think anymore about…
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