Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 436
THE GREAT SHAM-POODLE. THE FIERCE IMPOODLE. he was enjoying everything immensely. Hewas very much interested just now in studyingthe queer houses and streets as they swept overthem, and the great palace of the Shampoodlethat was looming up just ahead. The streets … THE ROBBOLINK CHIEF. below seemed full of people and queer animalsand fowls. Suddenly, just as they landed onthe steps of the palace, there was a wild cry 424 JOHNNY IN GOBOLINK LAND. and a sudden uproar. The Great Gee-Whizzgrasped the little boys arm very tightly. The Robbolinks ! he shrieked; and…
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