Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 400
ce and cried out, Oh,grandma, here is the same Bunnyboy who calledus names this afternoon. Bunnyboy thought his last chance was gone, butbegged of them not to leave him any longer in hismisery, for the cords were hurting him and heached all over from lying bound and cramped solong. Spud said, Good… … wondering how it would end, they heard a packof hounds barking, not very far away. Tuffy and Brindle did not like dogs, and wereafraid of being caught playing such cruel tricks onthe bunnies, and they ran away home as fast asthey could. When the goat found he was free from his tor-mentors he…
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