Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 200
uld endure neglect no longer,and just as Mr. Van Aken reached for thecap, Mr. Dog jumped nearly up to the windowand brought his paw down across the panewith an emphatic Yap! Well! Like a flash, every head was up. Butthat flash was enough; the cap was off, andthe cats were caught — but in the camera… … Jy->W jf wp ■w*7- THE DOC TAPS ON THE WINDOW. took kindly to Mark Twains dog. In vaindid the master struggle to get an amnesty de-clared; the cats and the dog would never liedown in peace. Mark Twain reasoned withthe cats and chastised the dog, but as long as i88 MARK TWAIN S PETS. they lived…
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