Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 488
h a whip under his arm,walking toward the barn. Tiger resolved to goto the wind-mill, where his chances of gettingsome mice would be better, besides which therewas a possibility of catching a young sparrowor swallow on the way. The trip to the wind-mill was not, however, apurely pleasant task; in… … tiger and the bluefish. and down on the other, flinging shadows thathurried over the ground and up along the sides,while from within the building came great rum-bling and buzzing sounds. Another troublewas the fact that Mr. Hedges, the miller, had a 1052 TIGERS MERRY-GO-ROUND. [Oct.
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