Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 242
than to be sent to bed untilthe soiled suit was washed and dried. Brownys remark reminded Mother Bunny thatit was getting late, and long past the Bunniesbedtime, and, as Cuddledown had been fast asleepin her arms for half an hour, she said they oughtnot to sit up any longer. So they all said… … FIVE CENTS WORTH OF FUN. TIGER. By Elizabeth F. Parker. The dog shown in the picture on this page is Tiger. It looks just likeV, him, except that he does not always look so sleepy; but he had4*ss been hard at work when I asked him to sit for his picture. Tiger lives on an orange plantation near the…
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