Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 395
at thethicket: and /think—the Mouse wenton, as if it were tired of waiting for an answerto its last remark — /think a child should besix inches tall, at least. This was so ridiculous that Dorothy had toput her hand over her mouth to keep from I dont see it at all, said the Mouse fret-fully, and… … PUSHING THE LEAVESGENTLY ASIDE, SHE CAU-TIOUSLY PEEPED OUT. nantly, And why not, I should liketo know ? I Because,— said the Mouse in a very superior manner,— because little chil-dren should be seen and not heard. Hoity-toity ! said Dorothy very sharply.(I dont think she had the slightest idea of…
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