Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 349
g would never come!Please let me be a poodle, as I was before, andI will promise never to be envious of the catagain. Be patient awhile, said Con., when Princehad finished speaking, and let us hear whatLance has to say. He seems to be very impa-tient in his stall. What is the matter with you.Lance… … l^^ej^^^fiS^ have Sanchos bridle put on my head, with hisugly bits in my mouth, and to be strapped to acart to drag it back and forth on all mannerof errands in the sun and dust yesterday, butthis is more than I can bear. Here I havebeen shut up all night with only a bundle ofcoarse hay and a…
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