Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 293
tail tighter, he waddled off, with a scorn-ful sniff and a grunt; and the Squirrel buriedhis nose in his bed, that they might not hearhim laugh; but he made such queer noisestrying to smother his laughter that the others,not knowing he was there, became alarmed. 279 280 A SLEEPY LITTLE STORY. The… … THE OPOSSUM, OWL, BAT, STORK, AND PIG TALK OVER THE QUESTION. stupid little Pig really wanting his tail curled up in that absurd fashion, when a nice straight tail like mine is so beautiful. The Squirrel dived deep in his bed, shaking with laughter, for he could not help it. Then the Owl…
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