Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 61
mmer and win-ter. Of course they do not have the summercages with their rocks and trees to range in;but their house is warm, and plants and run-ning fountain do their best to hide the dismalfact that it is winter. Sometimes a tiger willsit motionless for a long time gazing intentlythrough the… … LION ASLEEP. was strange to hear his gruff voice answering ing together with wooden balls, like cannon-the familiar Hello! of the parrots with balls, which go banging from one end of the Well, good-by, with an emphasis on the cage to the other, or are gnawed by the lions. i892.J But wait until…
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