Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 399
he returned, and by what means,mystified me then, and has puzzled me eversince. Again and again I watched closely in hopesof seeing him accomplish this feat, but alwayswithout success. In contrast to this great bull-frog, one of the prized treasures of the stu-dio was a delicate little tree-toad… … after lamp-light, he was often exceedingly lively, which would scamper over the table, wonder-Some of thesepets, or rather models, for they ing what kind of a world it had been broughtall posed, were most grotesque, as, for instance, into. At other times a baby alligator woulda quaint baby owl…
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