Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 347
animals trunk. Dont be impudent to your betters, saidthe chipmunk, or you may meet the fate ofMiss Chatty Friske. Oh, what was her fate ? asked Josey,very eagerly. You never told me abouther. The chipmunk then began : MISS CHATTY FRISKE. The family to which I belong is a very oldone, and much… … •that gave her hysterics. sticks and stones at us; but it is their ignoranceof our importance in the county that makesthem do that, or perhaps sometimes they arejealous of our good looks and the attention wewin. With the exception of the farmers boys,we are very much respected, having lived in
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