Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 400
Tuffy said he knew just the place for a circus- in which the bunnies were roughly handled andring and led the way to an open field, a little way thrown down on the ground,out of the village. Tuffy was so strong he could easily hold Bunny- THE BUNNY STORIES. 387 boy, and he told Brindle to tie… … neck and his hands under his body, so that hecould not fall off nor get off, and they said hemade a good monkey. They beat the goat to make him go faster, andhit Browny because he cried, while Bunnyboy hadto lie helpless and see his little brother abused. When he tried to call for help they stuffed…
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