Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 353
go, andstretching himself up to his full height, thechipmunk said: If Nero will apologize to me, and own thatI am quite as big as he is, I will forgive him. I am willing to own that you feel quite asbig, said Nero. The chipmunk thoughtfully brushed his tailout with his paws, and finally said: That… … (Though complete in itself, this story is a sequel to thatpublished under the same title in the Dece?nber number.) The Count of Cabra paced impatiently infront of his tent. Now in absent fashion hepulled his sword half-way from its scabbardand sent it back with a clang; now he lookedfor a moment at…
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