Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
gardens. The Bunny children and their playmates wholived in these pleasant homes were taught to bekind and gentle, and were usually neatly dressedand tidy in their habits. On the north side of the Terrace there was an-other village, where many poor families were hud-dled together in dingy blocks or… … piiU and their neighbors of the north village were com-monly called Cubs, and their names, when theyhad any, were generally nicknames. Bunnyboy and Browny had sometimes met twoof the bear cubs, Tuffy and Brindle, in the fields,and liked to pay with them, because they werelarge and strorg, and were…
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