Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 68
at he wasto be Sidneys keeper; and I think all his com-panions envied him. But he bore his honorswell, and certainly looked after his charge de-votedly, she, on the other hand, repaying hiscare with profound obedience and affection. When Sidney was first brought over, virtuallyin order that she… … THERE IT STOOD, NOT KNOWING WHAT HAD OCCURRED, AND SWUNG ITS LITTLETRUNK TO AND FRO. running its whole length. But when a bowl ofmilk was placed before the baby elephant shedid not know what to do with it. She dippedthe tip of her trunk into it, and the lookers onthought that there would be no…
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