Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
he end of her bow, when sheheard soft steps on the ground below. Look-ing down, she encountered the sharp eyes ofa tawny, cat-like animal with tufted ears andshort tail, as large, perhaps, as a spaniel.Vol. XIX.—55. The conviction flashed through the girlsmind that this creature had something to… … othersweredsounds prob-ably intendedto be sooth-ing, but they sadid not havethat effect uponNan. The sul-len growls, andthose menacing ..:eyes turned to-ward her, meantno good. Thepursuit of the sup-posed sable wasforgotten in thepainful interest with which she watched themovements of this new…
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