Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 435
iew of them,crawled under the fence, and wentclose to a pretty fawn. The creature bounded away,and I ran after it. I only wanted to have a little funwith it, and did nt mean to hurt it; but a man saw me,and caught hold of my collar and held me fast. Little girl, he said gruffly to my mistress,… … Dont feel bad, he said, more kindly; I 11 jest tiehim up till you get ready to go home. He took me to an empty barn, tied me up, and leftme. I had to stay there the rest of the day, and thoughI barked and whined, no one came near me until mymistress came to take me home. I have never cared to go to…
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