Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 221
ndpulled back her foot; but soon her anger wasstronger, and she started down again. But Ho! thought the Wolf. That is easyenough, for I will be very careful. And aloudshe said : It is well. Let us eat. So a big bowl of soup was brought, and eachtook a guayavc* and shaped it like a spoon todip up… … THE FAWNS APPEARED SUDDENLY, AND AT SIGHT OF THEM THE WOLF DROPPED THE SPOONFUL OF SOUP. each time the Deer-people laughed and shouted,and she drew back. At last they were quiet, and she came downthe ladder. When she had told her story theold men of the Deer-people said: This is a serious case, and…
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